At a glance
- TfL is exploring new fare structures and customer reward schemes to boost ridership, while expecting motorists to contribute over £1bn a year through road-user charges
- Central and inner London bus services are facing cuts, meaning passengers face longer journeys or having to change between buses
- New Piccadilly line and DLR trains are due to enter service next year but no money has been set aside for major schemes such as Crossrail 2 or Euston and Euston Square Tube stations
New fares and “customer rewards” are under consideration by Transport for London as it attempts to lure more passengers back to the capital’s public transport network.
