Read about when delegates at the 2025 AGM of the RMT transport workers’ union debated a motion about free fares

Here is a talk about Fare Free London, given at an event in April 2025 to celebrate and support public services, organised by Sands Films

The argument over free public transport is raging in New York, where mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has made free buses part of his programme, and all the enemies of decent public services are coming out to attack him

Fare Free London is arranging a hybrid public meeting during London Climate Action Week on 26th June to hear from campaigners fighting to make transport and energy free and fair to all

Fare Free London are pleased to welcome a new supporting organisation, Haringey UNISON

Fare Free London has been very active, with a meeting with the GLA, a mention in a comment piece in the Standard, learning about new examples of free public transport from across Europe, leafletting in Haringey, and of course our regular organising meetings

Fare Free London received positive coverage in Transport Xtra, the leading transport trade press, on Thursday 15 May

The Standard have covered Fare Free London’s meeting with the Greater London Assembly

Fare Free London’s first meeting with the Greater London Authority, on Wednesday 30th April, was “a positive start”, the campaign group says

Fare Free London welcomes its newest supporter group, the Socialist Health Association‘s London branch

Increases in public transport fares that take effect on Sunday

Fare Free London has today launched a survey, to learn more about the impact of the cost of public transport on Londoners

Two new groups have joined the call for free public transport: Doctors in Unite and the Independent Workers union of Great Britain

Fare Free London has submitted its response to the government’s “call for ideas” about its proposed new Integrated National Transport Strategy, and we ask all our supporters and allies to do the same

TfL has announced that bus trips on routes 129 and SL4, which will use the Silvertown Tunnel when it opens in April, will be free for a year after that

Fare Free London has this week appealed to Seb Dance, London’s deputy mayor for transport, to “consider a major shift in the way that public transport in London is funded”, so that London can “play its fair part in tackling the climate emergency”

In the third of a series of articles about experiences of free public transport around the world, Daniel Santini from Brazil presents the experience of free public transport in that country

In the second of a series of articles about experiences of free public transport around the world, Ellie Harrison from ‘Free Our City’ presents the arguments for free public transport from Scotland

In the first of a series of articles about experiences of free public transport around the world, Jérôme Serodio from ‘Collective for the Development and Free Public Transport of Grenoble’ presents France’s situation

Fare Free London has acquired three new supporting groups: Lambeth UNISON, Haringey UNISON branch and Leytonstone’s News from Nowhere Club

Fare Free London stands in solidarity with other areas of England whose bus fares are now subject to a cap of £3

The public meeting “Winning free public transport” that Fare Free London held on Sunday 29th September 2024 was successful, with many interesting conversations had

Yesterday the consultancy Transport for Quality of Life published an excellent new two-page report suggesting a variety of funding sources to fund walking, cycling and public transport

Our public event on “Winning free public transport” is coming up on Sunday 29 September, 11am-4pm, at the Waterloo Action Centre, Baylis Road, London SE1 7AA

French City Clermont-Ferrand could soon extend its weekend free public transport for all to weekdays too

The website The Conversation posted an article

On 28th August, a few of us from Fare Free London joined our good friends, Fossil Free London, to demonstrate outside the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities offices against the government’s decision to permit expansion of London City Airport

Fare Free London launches its petition telling Sadiq Khan to implement free public transport in London

Since launching Fare Free London in February 2024, we have learned about the international scope of the movement for free public transport

The Indian state of Karnataka has notched up the TWO BILLIONTH passenger to use a scheme introduced last year to provide free bus travel for women

Fare Free London invites everyone to a public meeting to discuss campaigning for free public transport