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Interview on the success of a court case against British Rail, with regard to season ticket pricing and service.
Interview with unidentified London Transport union member on allegations of excess fare swindling by a member of the Greater London Council (GLC) (poss. Roger Hiskey) and action they will be taking. Male...
Greater London Council member Roger Hiskey explains why he leaked a London Transport report on staff fraud (which included receipting for excess fares). Male interviewer not identified.
Interview with Geoff Revell, NUR, on losses for London Transport of two and a half million pounds due to excess fare fiddling. Male interviewer not identified. Sound is in mono.
Interview with GLC leader, Horace Cutler, where he suggests regulations on minicabs be brought into line with London black cabs. Male interviewer not identified.
John Greenwood interviews the London Transport Rail Development Officer (not identified) about the plans for the Underground rail network in the 1980s and about a recent rise in fares. In two parts.
Interview with General Secretary of the NUR, Sidney Weighell, on the effects of an oil shortage on rail fares along with a possible decrease in the Conservative Government’s subsidising of services. Male...
Robert Stephens(?) of Westminster Chamber of Commerce says people will stop working in London (and other major connurbations) because they cannot afford the cost of travel. He suggests introducing tax relief...
Two linked clips of an interview, with an unidentified female speaker (probably an MP - poss. Sally Oppenheim), about poor train services and high fares as she hopes the Monopolies and Mergers Commission...
Interview with taxi owner-driver Bob Lambert on the new London fare tariff and problems over the increased prices, which are currently not being displayed to passengers on taxi meters. Female interviewer not...
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