Besides measures such as floor markings to ensure social
distancing and protective screens to keep customers safe, Tesco has introduced new rules to make sure that people can
purchase products comfortably when the weather is bad.
The supermarket chain has announced that it has more
regulations for shoppers who are waiting outside the grocery store when it is raining or when it is cold. Instead of
queuing, they are requested to stay in their vehicle. A statement on the firm’s
website said, “If it’s raining or particularly cold, we may ask you to stay in
your car to queue – we’ll let you know when you can come in”. This decision was
made since the sunshine and scorching weather are coming to an end and there
are forecasts of thunderstorms for parts of the country. Temperatures are
expected to drop to as low as 10C.
Tesco has also advised that that the quietest times to visit
its supermarkets are between Mondays and Thursdays before 11am and after
4pm. The stores are busiest at 1pm with an average wait time of up to 20
minutes.
To help customers out, Tesco has also decided to extend the
expiration date on some of its Clubcard
vouchers to give people more time to use them.
People
have to wait in their car when it is cold
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