Transport for London (TFL) is reportedly installing CCTV cameras at 20 bus shelters in London to help combat violence against women and girls. The technology was tested at five bus stops in March ...

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.

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 ...

A new trial will see CCTV cameras installed at 20 bus shelters across London, with the aim of helping everyone feel more secure, especially when traveling alone at night.

The cameras will retain recordings for 31 days to support police investigations. The first of the new CCTV cameras has been installed at Peckham Library's bus stop Transport for London ...

The bus has other safety features, including audible warnings outside the vehicle, automatic limits on the speed, and cameras instead of mirrors to give drivers full visibility. [Photo: courtesy TFL] ...

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.

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 ...