Reported assaults on Britain's rail services rise by more than a third
Recorded incidents of violence and harassment against passengers and rail workers showed a sharp increase in the year to March, according to BBC Business.
Reported assaults on Britain's rail services increased by more than a third in the year to March, according to figures cited by BBC Business.
The data covers recorded incidents of violence and harassment against both passengers and rail workers. The source describes the rise as a sharp increase over the period.
The report does not provide a breakdown of specific routes, operators, or causes behind the increase. It also does not include responses from rail companies, unions, or authorities.
Because the figures are described as reported or recorded incidents, they may reflect changes in reporting practices as well as underlying trends. No further details were available in the supplied source.
Frequently asked questions
What period does the increase cover?
The increase covers the year to March, as reported by BBC Business.
Who is affected by the reported incidents?
The recorded incidents involve violence and harassment against both passengers and rail workers.