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| Title | Free public transport for London |
| Subtitle | Why and how |
| Publisher | Fare Free London
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| Authors | Simon Pirani
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| Date |  March 2024
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| Summary, keywords and locations | |
| Summary | "Free public transport opens the city to all. It is provided as a public service, just like health, education and public parks, and is supported by public investment. It is central to a vision of London as a city where people, their health and the lives they live, come first" |
| Keywords | Public transport Revenue Inequality
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| Locations | London
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| Publication |  Live as of 25 February 2025
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| Archive |  Archived on 22 January 2025
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