
£2 bus fare cap is ‘sticking plaster’
Transport campaigners have welcomed the £2 fare cap for buses in Glasgow and West of Scotland but said that it was “little more than a sticking plaster” on a broken system.

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Transport campaigners have welcomed the £2 fare cap for buses in Glasgow and West of Scotland but said that it was “little more than a sticking plaster” on a broken system.

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New Prime Minister Andy Burnham today announced that that most single bus fares in England would be capped at £2 from 1 January 2027.

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