Passenger Postcards: A series of four postcards containing travel safety advice for the Christmas period. These will be used during operations and events where officers will distribute to passengers and pass along crime prevention information and travel safety advice.

November 2010

ZIP IT: In the lead up to the busy Christmas season we know that theft of passenger property can be a problem for many of our train operating companies and, more importantly, can cause a major inconvenience for passengers. ZIP IT encourages passengers to keep their valuables out of sight and to report any stolen property immediately. The campaign has been rolled out across the rail network in England, Scotland and Wales and will be complemented by local operations and events.

September 2010

Crowded Places: Train operating companies identified theft of passenger property as an issue they wanted us to address with an informational campaign. This poster campaign targets passengers between 16-25 years of age, identified by Passenger Focus as the group most worried about the theft of their belongings whilst travelling on the railway. The campaign was designed to stand out amongst the many other posters on the network and to convey both visually and by text a reminder to passengers to be mindful of their belongings.  

July 2010

July 2009

Refresh of the London Underground ZIP IT campaign advising to keep personal belongings safe and secure and to report any stolen property immediately to a police officer or to a member of staff.

May 2009

Displayed in Scotland for two week in May 2009. The poster highlights the number of BTP officers in Scotland, the number of passenger journeys per year and the percentgae reduction of crime over 6 years.

May 2009

We're patrolling the stations and trains on this line to make your journey as safe as possible. We want to hear what matters to you.

July 2008

Op Shield-Drum. If you're asked to walk through a metal detection arch, we don't want you to feel under suspicion. We went you to feel safer. The aim of the arches is to protect the vast majority of people who wouldn't even consider carrying a knife. At the same time, the consequences for those who are fiound to have knives are severe.

January 2008

British Transport Police is the national police force for the railways. We have dedicated Neighbourhood Policing Teams in this area, working to make the raileay as safe as possible. Our teams are tackling local issues with local solutions. Safer stations, safer journeys are our priorities. What are yours?

November 2007

Scotland's rail network has a dedicated police force. Very dedicated, in fact. British Transport Police is the national police force for the railways. Our officers are specially trained to make the railways safe. We are working tomake the railways free from disruption and the fear of crime for the 75 million passeneger journeys made in Scotland each year. Crome on Scotland's railways is at its lowest for 5 years.

July 2007

Having your wallet stolen can cost more than you think. When travelling, keep your personal belonging safe at all times