Trains

Commuters have today been told of the full scale of train price rises that come into effect next month.

Oi, David Cameron, it's time to sort out petrol prices! That's the top consumer issue people would tell the Prime Minister to address, according to a poll of over 13,000 MoneySavingExpert.com users.

Train season ticket holders will pay an average 4.2% more next year, but a handful of commuters may turn out to be winners, it was revealed today.

The Government has announced January's annual fare rise in England will not be as high as planned.

Hard-hit rail commuters face further misery, as it's been revealed some season tickets could go up by 11.2% in England next year.

MoneySavingExpert.com's new TicketySplit app, which enables users to see if they can get cheaper rail fares by splitting their journey into different tickets, has hit the top 10 in Apple's App Store chart for free downloads in its first week.

Rail fares rise by an average of 5.9% today, but some commuters will find their season tickets soar by almost 11%.

Train prices rise on 2 January but some passengers only have until this Monday to benefit from the current, lower rates.

Regulated rail fares will rise by 6% in the new year, not the expected 8%.

London's mayor came under attack today after announcing bus and Tube fares in the capital will rise by an above-inflation 7% next year.