[Paladin2]

“Black Travel”

Sounds racis’

[Luke21]

What if the illegal riders aren’t vaxed?

[Ouderkirk]

So if they do this...why would ANYONE pay for travel again?

[sinsofsolarempirefan]

The modern left just cannot be trusted with a smidgeon of power. They’ve always been wrong headed but now they’ve completely lost the plot by trying to make petty crime legal.

[\/\/ayne]

30 years ago I was on a German subway in Frankfurt and the inspector caught 7 teenagers with no ticket. They got fine slips and had to listen to the inspector lecture them until the next stop.

[csvset]

Man dead after jumping NYC subway turnstile, breaking neck

If it saves one life. /s

[SpaceBar]

Decriminalizing crime. How un-german.

[BenLurkin]

Sure, why not.

It’s how the Brooklyn/LA Dodgers got their name.

[Organic Panic]

I will give everyone one guess as to the demographic which is dodging the fares.

[SeekAndFind]

RE: German government wants to ‘decriminalize fare dodging’

At the same time, they’re planning to criminalize the fare paying UNVACCINATED Germans.

[A Navy Vet]

The insanity has spread world-wide.

[bigbob]

kostenlose Scheiße

[AbolishCSEU]

https://wabcradio.com/2021/10/08/ny-gov-hochul-decriminalizes-public-drug-use-and-sale-of-needles/

[Skywise]

Then why pay the fare?

[pepsionice]

Will never effect local busses or trains. They won’t be able to hand it down.

[Moltke]

Generally, it’s a civil matter. The service provider can and will levy a fine, usually around 60 euros. If they catch someone persistently dodging the fare, they can file a criminal complaint. And yes, in some cases people have been sentenced to jail terms (probation...). First time offenders? Not so much.