MAPPED: The 18 fare dodger hotspots where new £33.4million tall ticket gates to be installed

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MAPPED: The 18 fare dodger hotspots where new £33.4million tall ticket gates to be installed

Tall ticket gates are set to be introduced in 18 fare-dodging hotspots across the UK as further clampdowns on fare dodgers are introduced. The new, more secure ticket gates are set to cost £33.4million. Industry body the Rail Delivery Group estimates that at least £350m to £400m of annual fares revenue is lost to fraud and ticketless travel each year. GB News has mapped where locals can expect to come face-to-face…