One of my complaints about how companies increase their prices is that they don't normally tell you what percentage they are going up by - so you can't get a feel for whether it's reasonable or how it compares to inflation over the last year.
TfL seem to suffer the same failing - with just a general comment about travelcards going up by less than 2%. So I thought that it might be useful to start saving the annual list of prices - they delete the old prices from their website when they announce the new ones !
After some time googling for the 2016 list - I finally managed to find the pdf:
TfL seem to suffer the same failing - with just a general comment about travelcards going up by less than 2%. So I thought that it might be useful to start saving the annual list of prices - they delete the old prices from their website when they announce the new ones !
After some time googling for the 2016 list - I finally managed to find the pdf:
And of course the the 2017 pdf that is currently available on the TfL website - which I've saved for posterity:
I also came across a london.gov webpage (which will presumably be removed at the end of the year as well) which handily breaks down the increases - and of course blames the Train Operating Companies (TOCs) !
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