Public transport users in Bexley are being urged to give their views on how trains are being policed.
British Transport Police (BTP) wants the general public and rail staff to tell them what concerns them most and about travelling or working on trains and tubes.
Passengers who travels by train are invited to tell BTP their views through the online survey.
Chief Constable Paul Crowther said: "The work we have done to reduce crime on trains and at stations in the past twelve months has made a significant impact.
"The answers people give us will help improve the service we provide in policing the railway and London Underground during the coming year.
"What you tell us will help shape railway policing in the months to come."
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