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Morrisons introduces new queueing rules for shoppers without trolleys
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Since lockdown began, all of the UK's major supermarkets have introduced new queueing systems to ensure customer and staff safety, and that social distancing guidelines are met.
Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's and Aldi are amongst the stores that have introduced new measures, which include limiting the number of shoppers in store, ensuring all shoppers are kept at least 2m apart from one another, and introducing one-way systems in stores.
However, the new measures mean that shoppers are often left queueing for a long time - no matter whether they're wanting to purchase a full week's-worth of food, or a pint of milk and a loaf of bread.
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