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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Greyhound bus driver told News4Jax that he believes the bus company isn’t doing enough to protect its drivers and passengers from the coronavirus. The driver, who in fear of losing his job asked not to be identified, said buses are not being professionally cleaned at stops between New York and Miami. “Each day they send a message out saying that we’re making sure all the buses are clean, telling passengers the buses are clean, when they’re not clean,” the driver said. He was showing symptoms inside the terminal and on the bus," the driver said. “They had the driver continue his schedule back up to Fayetteville, North Carolina," the driver said.