Guidance: Setting up a transport safety officer scheme

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Guidance for local transport authorities (LTAs) who are considering using transport safety officers (TSOs) to address issues with antisocial behaviour on their local networks. 

It helps LTAs understand if TSOs are an appropriate intervention for their area and gives advice on setting up a scheme.

  • an assessment local authorities can use to find out whether TSOs are likely to be an effective intervention on their network
  • a readiness checklist to ensure that local authorities have the partnerships in place that are needed to run a successful TSO scheme
  • insights from the Department for Transport’s pilot schemes, which used TSOs in 5 different areas across the country
  • advice such as how long it could take to recruit TSOs, how to vet potential TSOs and how much it might cost to set up a scheme
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