It is part of a plan to improve women's and girls' safety in the capital, Transport for London says.

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More bus stops to get CCTV to make women feel safer

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From the point of view of many citizens, public transport connections are not getting better, as a study shows. And that's not all: For many, safety also leaves something to be desired when cycling.

Die Anbindung im öffentlichen Nahverkehr wird aus Sicht vieler Bürger nicht besser, wie eine Studie zeigt. Und das ist noch nicht alles: Beim Radfahren lässt für viele zusätzlich die Sicherheit zu wünschen übrig.

Mobilitätsbarometer: Jeder Dritte fühlt sich schlecht mit Bus und Bahn angebunden

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Mobility barometer: One in three feels poorly connected by bus and train

Deputy Mayor for Transport Seb Dance said CCTV will let women 'travel with confidence'

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Bus shelters to get CCTV cameras to stop crime and protect women

Transport for London and the Metropolitan Police have launched a 12-month CCTV trial at 20 bus shelters across London to enhance safety, focusing on…

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Crackdown on crime as CCTV trial at London bus shelters begins

It’s designed to improve passenger safety, especially for women and girls.
The technology was tested at five bus shelters in March, and now a further 15 locations have been fitted with cameras.
They include shelters in Croydon, Hammersmith and Fulham, Hillingdon and Westminster.

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Transport for London and the Met Police have this morning launched a 12-month trial of CCTV at 20 bus shelters across London.

Transport for London (TfL) has launched a trial of CCTV at 20 bus shelters across the capital in a bid to improve safety, particularly for women and girls.

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CCTV trial launches at London bus stops

Bus shelters are to be fitted with CCTVs in a trial to see if they can improve safety for people waiting to catch their next bus. Peckham bus shelter (c) TfL Transport for London (TfL) tested the installation earlier this year at five bus stops, and now, in coordination with the Metropolitan Police, the trial is to be expanded to 20 more bus shelters. The extra CCTVs have been installed on bus shelters across Brent, Croydon, Hackney, Hammersmith…

More bus stops to get CCTV to make women feel safer

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