| You don’t have to put up with anti-social
behaviour. Travelling on public transport is no exception.
Manchester City Council, GMPTE and Great Manchester Police are
working hard to ensure that people travelling to, from and around
Manchester have a safe and secure journey.
As a partnership there is a great deal of activity taking place
to combat ASB and crime on around public transport. For example
you may see Bus Revenue Inspectors and Police Officers boarding
your bus and requesting tickets or you may be asked to walk through
a gateway set up BTP when leaving your train. Rest assured these
activities are designed to create a safer transport network and
not to make your life more difficult!
We appreciate that you may witness incidents of ASB or crime
on your commute to and from work and that you may not have the
time or inclination when you reach your destination to report
these incidents. However the more we know the more we can target
resources where they are needed most.
Help us to help you
You can report incidents in a variety of ways:
- In an emergency
always contact 999 as your first port of call
- For more minor
incidents you can report incidents to the police non emergency
number 0161 872 50 50
- You can report incidents directly to GMPTE
by phoning 0161 244 1000. Alternatively you can complete an
online comments card
- To
report bus shelter damage email busstop@gmpte.gov.uk. If you
report it your bus shelter can be repaired within 24 hours
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