There are currently 19,000 bus stops in London, so these cameras will currently only monitor 3.8% of the city's locations.

Now a further 15 bus stops have been fitted with the new CCTV system across 11 London boroughs, meaning a total of 20 shelters across the capital now have the cameras.

The use of CCTV cameras at bus stops is set to be rolled out across London after a trial scheme made women and girls feel safer. Transport for London has been piloting the idea at 20 bus stops as part ...

Specially designed CCTV cameras are being trialled at bus shelters across London in a bid to improve safety. It comes as Transport for London (TfL) revealed it has also begun using night-time ...

Drivers in London win over half of appeals against bus lane fines, analysis shows For moving traffic offences such as stopping in a yellow box when not allowed, 35% of appeals were successful ...

Drivers in south London have been handed £485,000 in refunded bus lane fines after a council discovered an administrative ...

Transport for London The first of the new CCTV cameras has been installed at the Peckham Library bus stop Noah Vickers Local Democracy Reporting Service 14 March 2024 ...

Specially designed CCTV cameras are being trialled at bus shelters across London in a bid to improve safety. It comes as Transport for London (TfL) revealed it has also begun using night-time ...