Belly Mujinga died with coronavirus on April 5 after being spat at by a man on Victoria station in London on March 22.
The US, Russia, Brazil and the UK are all struggling to turn the tide on coronavirus.
The advice was issued to forces after the law in England changed on Wednesday.
Data published on Tuesday found that the number of deaths in England and Wales has exceeded normal levels by nearly 47,000 during the pandemic.
"It is vital to ensure that the public transport network is not overwhelmed" as people get back to work, the company said.
Sky News footage shows packed buses in London as commuters head back to work.
The page for Ms Mujinga’s family has surpassed its £1,000 target.
Boris Johnson said it was ‘entirely right’ that devolved authorities in the UK have different approaches.
‘The public support throughout this pandemic has been absolutely fantastic’.
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