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I have travelled several times on the Silverlink Gospel Oak to Barking
service in the past fortnight. What has shocked me is the apparent large-scale fare evasion on this route. There is always a guard present on the train but he/she never materialises to check tickets. I have heard dozens of people say that they never buy tickets as there is no deterrent factor (many stations are open and unstaffed, e.g. Leytonstone High Road). Access from the overground to the underground at Blackhorse Road os open, so anybody can access the underground without a ticket. It really annoys me when Silverlink seems to be doing nothing about this. Talking to several fare-paying regulars on this line, ticketless travel is rife. Northbound trains in the morning also tend to be cancelled, leaving many customers unable to board at imtermediate stations, such as Leytonstone, due to the 2 carriage train being full. I hope tFL will take a hard line on the revenut side of things when they take over this line later this year. |
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