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A Conservative campaigner is calling for more enforcement on London’s transport network. TfL says fare evasion has fallen and has set a target of 1.5 per cent by 2030/31.

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00:00A conservative campaigner says London's transport bosses are being rewarded despite what he calls
00:06failure to tackle fare evasion. Festus Akin Bosoye says the problem costs transport for London
00:12£190 million a year. He wants more enforcement, including revenue inspectors. His comments follow
00:21figures showing 2048 TFL staff received more than £100,000, including bonuses and overtime.
00:30But TFL says fare evasion has fallen to 3.3% from 3.9% in 2022 to 23. It
00:39says more than
00:3969,000 penalty fares were issued in the last financial year.
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