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Rail ticketing and fares

Policy papers and consultations

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  • Proposals for a delay compensation licence condition for rail passenger services.

  • Consultation on the proposed changes to the value of Penalty Fares in England and Wales.

  • Consultation on the development of a code of practice to provide clear and concise railway ticket information to passengers.

  • Proposals on extending the pay-as-you-go (PAYG) on rail.

  • This call for evidence supports the Williams Rail Review.

  • Seeks views and evidence to inform government’s work on the Future of Mobility Grand Challenge.

  • Clear and agreed steps between government, industry and consumer groups to help passengers find and choose the best ticket for their journey.

  • Retail market review focusing on who, where and how tickets are sold, and which ticket formats are used in the rail industry.

  • Seeking views on whether arrangements for ticket selling are meeting passenger interests and facilitating innovation and competition.

  • Call for evidence on existing rail ticket purchasing practices and arrangements.

  • The government's goal for rail fares and ticketing is to allow more passengers to travel and to have a better experience of rail.

    First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government