Home News Cameras installed on bus shelters, making passengers feel safer
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The Nexus company, operating in the north-east of England is installing 60 Closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in bus shelters to make passengers feel safer while waiting at bus stops and stations. The shelters receiving the first cameras are those with a history of anti-social behaviour and vandalism.
To further enhance safety, the company has also increased the number of staff on duty at buses interchanges, and improved the lighting. It also employs a dedicated security co-ordinator who works with the police and bus companies on problem areas and possible solutions.
Costing £100,000, the scheme is supported by Northumbria Police and local community safety partnerships.
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