Recent reports of an uptick in graffiti on the Central and Bakerloo lines of London's Underground have prompted significant complaints from passengers. Transport for London (TfL) revealed that a malfunctioning automatic train washer limited their cleaning efforts, while vandalism incidents have surged. Although the washing issue has been resolved, TfL acknowledges that graffiti continues to pose a problem. City Hall officials are advocating for a zero-tolerance approach to deter such vandalism, emphasizing the need for maintaining a clean and safe transport network for Londoners.
Noah Vickers Local Democracy Reporting Service LDRS Reports of increased graffiti on Tube trains, in particular on the Central and Bakerloo lines, have prompted Londoners to complain to the transport authority.
Transport for London acknowledged that a breakdown of their automatic train washer contributed to limited cleaning capacity, but noted an increase in vandalism incidents affecting cleanliness.
Bassam Mahfouz highlighted that the surge in graffiti not only mars the aesthetics of the transport system but also significantly adds to the costs borne by Londoners.
City Hall has urged Transport for London to adopt a 'zero-tolerance strategy' to effectively confront the rise in graffiti vandalism and restore pride in the city.
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