MailOnline's analysis, involving all of the around 2,580 terminals in Britain, comes as crime on the transport network hit a record high last year.
Britain's most dangerous train stations have seen crimes reach an all-time high, with violent and sexual offenses doubling over the past decade. Johnston station in Pembrokeshire reported 10 crimes in 2024, including four violent incidents, leading to the highest crime rate per passenger. London St Pancras International had the highest raw crime count, while Redbridge station in Southampton saw 38 crimes, mostly vehicle-related. The British Transport Police noted that while crime rates appear high, the risk to passengers remains low due to the low monthly crime incidence.
