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London bus drivers report cockroach infestations on routes 159, 345, and 55, sparking health concerns and a planned protest.
London bus drivers are reporting widespread cockroach infestations on buses and in rest areas, particularly on routes 159, 345, and 55, prompting health and safety concerns.
Drivers shared photos and videos of roaches on seats, in food containers, and even in drinks, with some experiencing illness.
Campaigners and the London Bus Forums call the issue systemic, demanding urgent deep cleans, pest control, and better hygiene.
Transport for London acknowledges the reports, says such incidents are rare, and is investigating, confirming buses may be removed for treatment.
TfL maintains nightly cleanings and multiple daily welfare area cleans, assures staff no retaliation for reporting, and says the issue affects the city’s 675-route network operated by private firms under contract.
Drivers plan a protest on 5 November to push for the Bus Drivers Bill of Rights.
Los conductores de autobuses de Londres informan de infestaciones de cucarachas en las rutas 159, 345 y 55, provocando preocupaciones de salud y una protesta planificada.