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CLondoner92 (New Account)
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@CLondoner92@mastodonapp.uk  ·  activity timestamp last week

Comparing bus fares across Great #Britain for January 2026. #London still offers the best value at £1.75, with Greater #Manchester and #Liverpool holding at £2.00. Most of #England is under the £3.00 cap, but uncapped routes in #Scotland and #Wales can be significantly more expensive.

A table titled ‘List of Single Adult Bus Fares in Great Britain as of January 2026’. It compares fares across four categories: franchised regions like London (£1.75) and Manchester (£2.00); local partnerships with caps mostly at £2.00–£3.00; municipal companies; and private operator groups where fares range from £2.10 to £11.05. A summary notes the national £3.00 cap in England and a £2.00 pilot scheme in parts of Scotland.
A table titled ‘List of Single Adult Bus Fares in Great Britain as of January 2026’. It compares fares across four categories: franchised regions like London (£1.75) and Manchester (£2.00); local partnerships with caps mostly at £2.00–£3.00; municipal companies; and private operator groups where fares range from £2.10 to £11.05. A summary notes the national £3.00 cap in England and a £2.00 pilot scheme in parts of Scotland.
A table titled ‘List of Single Adult Bus Fares in Great Britain as of January 2026’. It compares fares across four categories: franchised regions like London (£1.75) and Manchester (£2.00); local partnerships with caps mostly at £2.00–£3.00; municipal companies; and private operator groups where fares range from £2.10 to £11.05. A summary notes the national £3.00 cap in England and a £2.00 pilot scheme in parts of Scotland.
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David Chisnall (*Now with 50% more sarcasm!*)
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@david_chisnall@infosec.exchange replied  ·  activity timestamp last week

@CLondoner92

When I lived in Swansea, most return fares were less than the cost of a city-wide day pass (£2.30). That was pretty good value. When I went back about eight years ago, the prices had gone up to the degree that it was cheaper to get a taxi for two of us than a single bus ticket each.

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