London's most crime-riddled tube lines and stations have been revealed
Briefly

from Time Out London1 month ago
Transport for London (TfL) has reported a 13% increase in crime on the tube network, with theft being the most prevalent issue. Thieves frequently target commuters, with 60% of tube crimes classified as theft. In the first eight months of 2024, there were 16,288 total crimes reported, with the Central line experiencing the highest number of offences. King's Cross emerged as the most dangerous station, while safety measures like CCTV installations are underway to combat rising crime rates.
TfL's new report indicates a 13% rise in tube crimes, predominantly thefts, with London's transport network seeing significant crime spikes at specific stations and lines.
Time Out Londonhttps://www.timeout.com/london/news/revealed-the-tube-stations-and-london-underground-lines-with-the-highest-crime-rates-022325
While theft remains the primary crime on London's transport, and the Central line sees the highest incident rate, CCTV installations are part of TfL's safety enhancements.
Time Out Londonhttps://www.timeout.com/london/news/revealed-the-tube-stations-and-london-underground-lines-with-the-highest-crime-rates-022325
Read at Time Out London
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