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Does more choice mean cheaper fares?
The evidence suggests that open access competition has resulted in cheaper fares and grown the overall market for rail travel, says Andy Comfort Hull Trains will celebrate its 25th birthday later this year At 0614 on the morning of Sunday May 25, the first train to be nationalised by the Labour government left London Waterloo for Shepperton, attracting national headlines. Labour is promising to bring two more train operators (c2c, which runs…
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