Train drivers not drinking water, tea or coffee on duty due to a lack of lavvies, warns Aslef
TRAIN drivers are not drinking water, tea or coffee when on duty to avoid having to go to the toilet due to a lack of clean lavvies, according to their union Aslef.
Aslef said staff and passengers deserved to have access to decent toilets and washing facilities.
The union said that problems workers have to accessing clean toilets during their working day was a “real problem” on the railway.
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