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Rail firm launches crackdown on fare dodgers using loophole to get cheap tickets into London
A rail firm is intensifying efforts to combat fare dodgers exploiting a loophole to purchase cheaper tickets into London. The crackdown aims to address passengers using the loophole to bypass standard pricing rules.
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