Transport for Wales launches aims to tackle cable and metal theft

Anonymous tip-off line launched to tackle railway cable theft

Transport for Wales launches aims to tackle cable and metal theft

Transport for Wales (TfW) has launched an anonymous reporting service designed to help tackle the theft of cable and metal from the railway.

Anonymous hotline launched to stop rail cable thieves causing train delays

Passengers affected by train delays caused by cable theft can now report trackside criminals anonymously through a new hotline.

Transport for Wales launches ‘TfW Protect’ to help tackle cable and metal theft across the railway network | West Wales Chronicle : News for Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion, Swansea and Beyond

Transport for Wales (TfW) has launched TfW Protect, a dedicated anonymous reporting service designed to help tackle cable and metal theft across the rail network.Cable and metal theft remains a serious issue for the railway, often resulting in delays, cancellations and wider disruption that can prevent people from getting to work, appointments, events, and other important destinations.  By launching TfW Protect, Transport for Wales hopes to rais…

Transport for Wales launching tip-off service to report railway cable and metal thefts

Cable and metal theft on the Welsh railways is being tackled by Transport for Wales (TfW) as it launches an anonymous reporting service for people to share details of suspicious activities. The post Transport for Wales launching tip-off service to report railway cable and metal thefts appeared first on New Civil Engineer.