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TfL spends £11M yearly to remove 3,000+ Tube graffiti tags weekly, mainly on Bakerloo and Central lines, due to vandalism disrupting services and raising costs.
Transport for London spends up to £11 million annually to combat graffiti on the Tube, with cleaners removing over 3,000 tags weekly—about one every three minutes—mainly on the Bakerloo and Central lines.
TfL attributes the surge to vandalism disrupting services and increasing maintenance costs, while officials caution against public cleaning attempts due to safety risks.
The agency works with British Transport Police, uses surveillance and photography to identify offenders, and faces challenges including limited CCTV and train shortages.
No evidence supports claims that some graffiti is staged for videos.
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TfL gasta 11 millones de libras esterlinas al año para eliminar más de 3.000 etiquetas de graffiti de Tube semanalmente, principalmente en las líneas Bakerloo y Central, debido al vandalismo que interrumpe los servicios y aumenta los costos.