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Graham Murray wrote:
eastender writes: I always pay my fare of course. I can't see how you can eliminate evasion easily on these buses or the DLR. Do not get rid of the conductors[1] and make it part of their duties to observe that everyone boarding via the middle or rear door touches in and the green light shows. [1] I thought that they had already gone but when I was in London at the end of last month, the only Boris Bus I travelled on had a conductor[2] and the rear platform doors were open. [2] I am assuming that the man, with a TfL logo on his shirt, standing on the rear platform throughout my journey was the conductor. They are not conductors, of course. They're 'platform attendants'. Their sole job is to try and persuade passenger not to jump off moving buses, or ones stopped in the middle of traffic. Perhaps their presence persuaded more people to touch in, but that wasn't their role, and no-one supervised the middle doors. |
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