As summer approaches and the novel coronavirus remains a reality, Long Beach Township is working to ensure that the LBI Shuttle service is as safe as possible when the fleet returns to the road. The first of the nine buses was recently outfitted with a decontamination mist system, as well as a plexiglass divider to help shield the driver, and the remainder of the vehicles will have these mechanisms installed soon.
“We’re in a new world right now,” said retired township police Capt.
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