SHORT AS
"Whoever... Is this fair?"
Journey A takes 30 mins and travels a distance of 30 miles
Journey B takes 30 mins and travels a distance of 30 miles
Journey A is under more demand, yet has the same train frequency and number of carriages as Journey B, which gets fewer passengers and less demand.
Journey A costs 34 coins to take
Journey B costs 14 coins to take
Does this make sense?
Why and how are these companies allowed to do this?
In 2008, a ticket which could be used to return with within 30 days of purchase, costed
a fifth more than the price of a single fare.
In 2012, a ticket which could be used to return with within 30 days of purchase, costed
the same as two singles.
"Pubic transport in Great Britain...."
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