Tickets

(1) No passenger on an omnibus shall use or attempt to use any ticket which has been– (a) altered or defaced; or 150 (b) issued to another person, if such ticket bears thereon an indication that it is not transferable. (2) Every passenger on an omnibus shall– (a) unless he is the holder of a ticket in respect of that journey, immediately upon demand, or if no demand has been made, before leaving the vehicle, declare the journey he intends to take or has taken and pay the driver or conductor the fare for the whole of such journey and accept any ticket provided therefor; (b) if requested by the driver or conductor, leave the vehicle on completion of the journey the fare for which he has paid; (c) show his ticket, if any, when required to do so by any authorised person, or, if he fails so to show his ticket, pay the fare for the journey taken or to be taken by him; (d) if required to do so surrender his ticket to any authorised person at the end of the journey covered by that ticket; (e) if required to do so surrender any period or season ticket held by him at the expiry of the period for which it was issued to him; (f) if required to do so surrender any ticket held by him either on completion of the journey or journeys covered by that ticket or in exchange for a new ticket covering the journey or journeys he is still entitled to take.