fare dodgers
Coverage of fare dodgers in the Nexus archive.
- Ministers to expand digital rail ticketing app trials as part of crackdown on fare dodgers costing industry £400 million a year
Ministers plan to expand digital rail ticketing app trials to combat fare dodgers, which are costing the rail industry £400 million annually. The initiative aims to strengthen enforcement against passengers who avoid paying fares.
- Rail firm launches crackdown on fare dodgers using loophole to get cheap tickets into London
A rail firm is intensifying efforts to combat fare dodgers exploiting a loophole to purchase cheaper tickets into London. The crackdown aims to address passengers using the loophole to bypass standard pricing rules.
- Extra-tall ticket barriers to be installed at railway stations in new crackdown on the £400m-a-year fare dodgers
Extra-tall ticket barriers will be installed at railway stations to address fare dodging, which costs £400 million annually. The measure aims to prevent individuals from bypassing ticket checks.
- At last! Ticket inspectors finally get tough on fare dodgers: Moment hero TfL worker pushes man back into station as he tries to force his way out without paying
Ticket inspectors have intensified enforcement against fare dodgers. A Transport for London (TfL) worker pushed a man back into a station after he attempted to exit without paying.
- Six brazen fare dodgers push through barriers at Elizabeth line railway station in just two minutes
Six individuals evaded fares by pushing through barriers at an Elizabeth line railway station within two minutes, highlighting a security breach in public transportation.