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Hey Marius, where was Carol?

Or perhaps they do not understand enough English

Stop calling them fare evaders, they are common THIEVES

It's interesting to note that the camera is facing to the rear of the plane, so the film is being run backwards to give the impression that it was filmed going forwards. The giveaway is one scene where a boat can be briefly seen going backwards. I recorded this when it was first shown, and still have it now.

£10😂 they was living it easy tickets cost more than £10 now for a 5 minute journey😂

Was there no daylight in the 90s

They are two faced . It's them robbing passengers too. They even rob their staff . Most don't get free travel and those that can drive and use LT car park are paying around £30 per day to park their car

Geordie Boys on Tour, TOON ARMY!!!!!

"Dogman" here - February 16 - 2023 - salt lake city

They can't detain you so just refuse to answer any questions and walk or run away.

safe when it is bured?Suuuuuuuurrrrrrreeeee!

I rarely see a ticket inspection now.

Funny that !! Your dead right !

When I worked on the construction of Cross Rail, I used the Tube from West Ham to travel to work and a combination of Tube and DLR to get home. Paying for the journeys with an Oyster card, while apartment hunting, I'd sometimes get off at a different station and forget to scan out This was easy to do as DLR ticket machines are placed in different locations from station to station. The lady at Liverpool St. station ticket office got to know me, as I would then have to report the missed scan out or be charged to the end of the line.

Blimey how old is this??

i would not leave work and talk about work lol no way hosay

Immigrant crime.

I’ve seen a lot of these and it’s so weird how 90% of the people not paying all have the same thing in common.

It's funny a working class man without a ticket is a fare evader but a middle class man is just making a mistake. Funny how he accidentally bought a cheaper ticket not a more 3xpensive one.

Ok a question, now you can scan your debit card at a ticket barrier at the start of your journey and again at your destination station but you are not issued a ticket. What happens if you are stopped by a ticket inspector now?

12:00 That was harsh in my view and I work in Revenue Protection myself.

Who was the narrator of this program.

Interesting tips from a time nearly gone by. Phone cameras have changed the world nearly as much as, and in tandem with, the internet.

Oyster has put a stop to this but not completely, amazing it's 2022 the fashions change so much.

King Arthur of Camelot.

Decriminalize Fare Evasion "LONDON TFL"

Nigel Farrell. Sadly missed 🙁

19:00 who put a late 2000s roadman in a 1995 documentary dressed like in the 90s

Penalty fare £10 now its £40 / £80 😪

Decriminalize Fare Evasion!!!

DECRIMINALIZE FARE EVASION LONDON TFL!!!

DECRIMINALIZE FARE EVASION LONDON TFL (MAKE FREE PUBLIC TRANSPORT) #CLIMATECHANGE

I remember this It was part of a series called "An Inspector Calls"

What’s this show called

What's the Sea Shanty at 38:40 at Lincolnshire?

I am sorry but as a black man from the Caribbean we think the world is hard on us sorry is our attitude we speak English when we get upset we speak Caribbean no one is scared of us they laugh at us

A very young looking Sally Taylor. Very interesting.

Oh boy it’s not £10 anymore. It’s £40. Even if you weren’t evading a fare

Decriminalize Fare Evasion

Some of those LU ticket inspection teams were arguing the point, almost to the point of landing a punch on the nose.

i remember when ticket man came to the school . inspector said theres a number kids not paying there fares

What does this show called?

As long as customers listen to our advice not to get aggressive. We must act responsibly to passengers and in case customers said they had tickets incase they don't they need to purchase one or penalty fares. No matter what customers think of our services

Now I work at London transport museum checking customers purchased annual tickets with ID shown. I also work at Epping ongar railway for station duties at north weald which is a former LU central line branch closed 1994. At least I had the experience over 8 years ago obeying signals, checking passengers tickets and advising them to stand back when train approaches or departs.

I also checked a lot of customers tickets when I was working on the gateline for London underground. Also worked on the bluebell railway at East Grinstead checking customers tickets and advising them to queue up for tickets as well as printed tickets from Sheffield Park (Sussex)

I remember watching this when it was first broadcast.

1995... I was in my dads 🎱🎱s

17. 52 Love that background jazz music.

old dude at 14:56 is a legend does anyone know when this was filmed?