Personal security on public transport: Guidelines for operators
Why personal security?
Personal security on public transport: guidelines for operators. No 1.
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- 26 January 2006
Design and maintenance of the infrastructure and vehicles
This guidance note outlines the key principles for planning and design of the transport infrastructure and vehicles.
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- 26 January 2006
Developing the role of staff
Personal security on public transport: guidelines for operators. No 3.
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- 26 January 2006
Making best use of physical security measures
Personal security on public transport: guidelines for operators. No 4.
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- 26 January 2006
Providing information to passengers
Personal security on public transport: guidelines for operators. No 5.
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- 15 June 2005
Working with young people
Personal security on public transport: guidelines for operators. No 6.
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- 15 June 2005
Working with other organisations
Personal security on public transport: guidelines for operators. No 7.
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- 15 June 2005
Recording and monitoring incidents
Personal security on public transport: guidelines for operators. No 8.
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- 15 June 2005
Monitoring and evaluation
Personal security on public transport: guidelines for operators. No 9.
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- 15 June 2005
Developing a policy
This paper suggests ways in which the issue of personal security can be given appropriate status, underpinned by a policy which enables the organisation to take a comprehensive approach to the problem.
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- 26 January 2006
Understanding fear of crime
Personal security on public transport: guidelines for operators. No 11.
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- 26 January 2006
Fear of crime - what can operators do?
Personal security on public transport: guidelines for operators. No 12.
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- 26 January 2006
