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Freedom Pass

Freedom Pass. London’s Concessionary Fares Scheme. London Councils on behalf of the 33 London councils. 1,050,000 million pass holders 926,000 are older pass holders 124,000 are disabled pass holders £226,843 million in 2007-8. Contractors. Transport for London

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Freedom Pass

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  1. Freedom Pass London’s Concessionary Fares Scheme

  2. London Councils on behalf of the 33 London councils • 1,050,000 million pass holders • 926,000 are older pass holders • 124,000 are disabled pass holders • £226,843 million in 2007-8

  3. Contractors • Transport for London • National Rail (London services) • Modes: • Buses, Tube, Tramlink, Docklands Light Railway (DLR), trains and boats (discounted) • 266,533 million (approx) bus trips in 2006 • 36,350 million (approx) tube trips in 2006

  4. Ticketing • Oyster technology • Smart since 2004 • No stored value • No user data on card • Functionality • Convenient and swift boarding • Travel data recorded • Hotlisting reduces fraud

  5. Issuing and Renewal • Issued through some borough councils and the London Post Office network • Issue counter profile: • 5 boroughs issue older & disabled passes • 16 boroughs issue disabled passes but issue older passes through the Post Office • 12 boroughs issue both older and disabled passes through the Post Office

  6. Issuing and Renewal • 2 year issue cycle • Last reissue 2006 (Feb – Sept 1,050,000 passes reissued) • 895,000issued by the Post Office using their Horizon counter • Data passed to London Councils overnight • New London Councils database in place

  7. Issuing and Renewal • Cards live until 2010 • Cards date stickered • Non renewed cards hotlisted • Late applicants require new passes

  8. Card failures • 2% actual failure • 0.38% predicted failure • Is it the user? • Feeding the gates • Breaking the aerial • Is it the card or the operator? • Fragile • Gate blockades • Staff recommending replacement

  9. Hotlisting and fraud • Data from Boroughs and Post office • Lists to Transys • Fraud reports from TfL and national rail • Reports to boroughs for action

  10. Data protection • London Councils and boroughs have customer data • TfL (Transys) have card numbers & issuing borough • Data only used for purpose of cost apportionment and aggregate travel data • Formal police requests relating to crime

  11. What next • 2008 reissue and more stickers • 2008 national scheme • Stored value for people who travel outside free hours? • Cost apportionment based upon usage? • New cards – converged technology (Jan 2009 Oyster and ITSO)?

  12. Contact Ron Beckett Head Of Operations Transport Environment and Planning London Councils New Zealand House 80 Haymarket London SW1Y 4TZ 020 7747 4780 ron.beckett@londoncouncils.gov.uk

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