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Ministers to expand digital rail ticketing app trials as part of crackdown on fare dodgers costing industry £400 million a year
Ministers plan to expand digital rail ticketing app trials to combat fare dodgers, which are costing the rail industry £400 million annually. The initiative aims to strengthen enforcement against passengers who avoid paying fares.
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