The Office of Rail and Road is beginning its review looking at train operators’ approach to suspected fare evasion and the impact on passengers.

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The ORR said anyone who travelled without a ticket at all or a valid ticket "for whatever reason" is being asked to fill out a questionnaire that will feed in to the analysis

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If you took a South West train out of London between 1 October 2015 and 20 August 2017, and held a Transport for London (TfL) Travelcard at the time, you may have been overcharged.

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Passengers who have been penalised or prosecuted for travelling without the right train ticket are being asked to tell the rail regulator about how their case was handled. It is part of a government-ordered independent review of rail fare and enforcement prosecutions by the Office of Rail and Road (ORR) following claims of train operators taking disproportionate action. Anyone who travelled without a ticket at all or a valid ticket “for whatever…

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The Office of Rail and Road is looking into why passengers have been penalised for train operators for travelling without a ticket or without a valid ticket.

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Have you experience of a train fare penalty or prosecution? The rail regulator wants to hear from you Mon, 16/12/2024 - 00:01  16 December 2024 The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) is asking passengers to complete a short questionnaire to share their experiences of being penalised for travelling by train, either for travelling without a ticket at all or without a valid ticket. 
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