Fewer than half of commuters in Great Britain think train fare value for money

Findings of national survey comes as rail regulator reports record 1.83bn passenger journeys last year Fewer than half of rail commuters in Great Britain think their train fare is value for money, a national passenger survey has found. Travellers on the CrossCountry long-distance rail service were the least satisfied overall, according to the research by the passenger watchdog Transport Focus . Continue reading...

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