Sadiq Khan freezes Transport for London fares for a year

The video discusses the decision to freeze TfL fares to support Londoners during the cost of living crisis. It highlights the benefits of prudent budgeting, allowing investments in public transport without government support. The Ultra Emission Zone policy is also mentioned, with surplus funds reinvested in services. The impact of fare freezes from 2016 to 2025 is explained, showing significant cost savings for Londoners. The video concludes with a focus on supporting public transport, clean air, and businesses.

What is one of the main reasons for freezing TfL fares?

• To support London's culture and businesses

• To decrease office worker productivity

• To increase government revenue

• To reduce public transport usage

How has the mayor managed to freeze TfL fares?

• By increasing government funding

• Through prudent budgeting of GLA finances

• By reducing the number of trains

• By cutting employee salaries

What is the purpose of the Ultra Emission Zone policy?

• To increase public transport fares

• To improve air quality in London

• To reduce the number of tourists

• To increase car sales

What was the impact of government conditions on TfL fares after 2021?

• Fares were abolished

• Fares increased due to government conditions

• Fares remained the same

• Fares decreased significantly

By how much are Londoners paying less in TfL fares compared to if they had increased with inflation since 2016?

• 10% less

• 21% less

• 30% less

• 5% less