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Are train companies responsible for high fares?
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       Are train companies responsible for high fares? _______________________________________________________________
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Successive governments instructed train companies to increase commuter fares on average by 1% above RPI each year from 2004-2013.
Discounting by train companies has contributed to the number of train journeys doubling since the mid-1990s. Discounted fares now account for £2 of every £5 in passenger revenue.
This helps to explain why at £5.12 the average price paid for a train journey is the same now as it was 20 years ago.
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