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| Title | A fare future for rail |
| Subtitle | A blueprint for fares and ticketing reform |
| Publisher | Campaign for Better Transport
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| Authors | Silviya Barrett Stephen Goss Michael Solomon Williams
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| Date |  October 2023
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| Summary | "The fares and ticketing arrangements on our railway today are over-complicated and unfair. Reform is long overdue. With the urgent need to tackle the cost-of-living crisis, reduce congestion on our roads and drive down carbon emissions, it is more vital than ever that people find it easy, affordable and appealing to use the railway. This report untangles rail fares, and offers a clear blueprint for creating better value, simpler ticketing, easier booking and a fairer system." |
| Keywords | Revenue Heavy rail
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| Locations | Great Britain
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| Publication |  Live as of 11 December 2024
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| Archive |  Archived on 7 November 2023
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