Grant Shapps speaks at daily government coronavirus press briefing

The video emphasizes the importance of working from home if possible and provides guidance for those who must use public transport. From June 15th, face coverings will be mandatory on public transport in England, with exemptions for certain groups. The government will enforce these rules to ensure safety as passenger numbers increase. Compliance will be monitored, and non-compliance may result in fines. The government will collaborate with unions and transport operators to ensure safety and reassurance for the public.

What is the recommended action if you can work from home?

• Travel during rush hour.

• Work from the office.

• Use public transport to commute.

• Continue to work from home.

When will face coverings become mandatory on public transport?

• July 15th

• July 1st

• June 15th

• June 1st

What type of face coverings are required on public transport?

• Gas masks

• No face coverings

• Homemade face coverings

• Surgical masks

Who is exempt from wearing face coverings on public transport?

• All adults

• Only transport staff

• Everyone

• Very young children and those with breathing difficulties

What could happen if you refuse to wear a face covering on public transport?

• You will receive a free mask.

• Nothing will happen.

• You may be refused travel and fined.

• You will be given a warning.