Scotland’s national rail operator ScotRail will introduce a £10 minimum fare for passengers who board trains without a valid ticket, aiming to deter fare evasion while reinforcing fairness for paying customers. The charge will often exceed the standard fare for short journeys, encouraging passengers to purchase tickets before boarding. The operator confirmed that no additional fee will apply...
ScotRail Introduces £10 Minimum Fare for Passengers Boarding Without Tickets
ScotRail combines deterrence and passenger education as fare evasion costs exceed £11 million annually
