

The fares freeze was a significant promise made by Mr Khan during this year’s mayoral election race.



They can be used on services provided by other operators.

Bus and tram tickets

During the mayoral election campaign Mr Khan promised Londoners “won’t pay a penny more for their travel in 2020 than they do today”.


Bike hire charges will also not rise before 2020.


The fares freeze is likely to mean further cuts to TfL’s budget as it seeks to absorb the cost.

Plea to government

The mayor has undertaken a review of TfL’s layers of management, promised to cut agency staff, review projects and freeze salaries of top managers to make savings.


Mr Khan said: “After years of huge fare increases for London passengers, I’m delighted to be formally announcing our plans to freeze TfL fares across London’s transport network.

“Before taking office I was determined to ensure we took significant action to make public transport more affordable and we’ve already taken major steps through the introduction of the Hopper ticket that in just two months has saved Londoners money on over 10 million bus journeys.”