Linlithgow MSP's delight that peak rail fares are gone for good
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Scotland Set to Scrap Peak Rail Fares From Next Week
Commuters across Scotland are preparing for cheaper journeys as peak rail fares are permanently abolished from 1 September. The change, announced by First Minister John Swinney earlier this year, follows a successful pilot scheme and will apply across the ScotRail network. It means passengers travelling between Glasgow and Edinburgh will save more than £10 on a return journey, cutting monthly costs by over £200. Longer trips such as Glasgow to A…
ScotRail to Permanently Scrap Peak Fares from September
ScotRail has confirmed that peak-time train fares in Scotland will be abolished permanently from 1 September 2025, cutting the cost of many commuter journeys by up to 40 per cent. In an email to passengers, the operator pledged: “From 1 September 2025, peak fares will be gone. For good.” The change means commuters travelling between Edinburgh and Glasgow will see the cost of an “anytime” day return fall from £32.60 to £16.80 – almost halving the…
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