The price of some train tickets for journeys in 2015 will rise at 11.59pm tonight – so if you're planning to travel by rail at the start of the new year – lock into cheaper 2014 prices by booking now.
Travellers buying train tickets from RedSpottedHanky should be aware that the website has today introduced a £1 booking fee and a £1 standard delivery charge.
From today millions of people will be able to travel on the London Underground using contactless payment cards, with fares costing the same as those for Oyster card users.
Commuters in England and Wales face an average 3.5% increase in regulated rail fares next year, after official inflation figures used to calculate the rise were published today.