I was stopped a couple days agos by a Tfl officer while using the staff nominee oyster card of my twin sister, which she left at home and I took to use as I didnt have enough money for my journey that day, I mentioned this to the officer but he said rather than using the oyster I could have asked one of the staff at the station for help which I understand now. He asked for my details when I was stopped which i gave to him and i received the letter a couple days later. I wanted help with drafting a response letter to tfl to help me avoid a tfl bylaw conviction.
To Whom It May Concern,
I acknowledge that I committed the offence. On that day, I used my twin sister [name] travel pass, which she had left at home, as I did not have sufficient funds to cover my journey. I now fully understand that this was wrong and constituted an abuse of the services provided by Transport for London (TfL) and assure that this will not happen again.
I deeply regret my actions and sincerely apologise for my behaviour. I have learned an important lesson and now understand that it is never acceptable to use a travel pass that was not assigned to me no matter the circumstances. Through discussions with the inspectors, I am also now aware that station staff can offer assistance if I find myself unable to afford my journey.
Once again, I apologise for my actions and am eager to take responsibility for this mistake. I am fully willing to settle any administrative costs or fines incurred to resolve this matter and avoid a criminal record.
Thank you for your understanding.
To Whom It May Concern,
I acknowledge that I committed the offence. On that day, I used my twin sister [name] travel pass, which she had left at home, as I did not have sufficient funds to cover my journey. I now fully understand that this was wrong and constituted an abuse of the services provided by Transport for London (TfL) and assure that this will not happen again.
I deeply regret my actions and sincerely apologise for my behaviour. I have learned an important lesson and now understand that it is never acceptable to use a travel pass that was not assigned to me no matter the circumstances. Through discussions with the inspectors, I am also now aware that station staff can offer assistance if I find myself unable to afford my journey.
Once again, I apologise for my actions and am eager to take responsibility for this mistake. I am fully willing to settle any administrative costs or fines incurred to resolve this matter and avoid a criminal record.
Thank you for your understanding.
