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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Travel
Chris Wilson

Train passengers in the southeast could be hit with higher rail fares after super off-peak tickets axed

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Passengers in the southeast of England could be hit by higher rail prices after five train operators abolished super off-peak fares and changed off-peak hours.

The operators have restructured their fares and removed the cheapest tickets, while setting new evening peak hours of 4pm until 7pm between Monday and Friday. These hours apply to anyone travelling from or via a station in London Zones 1 to 9.

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