London bus and tram fares rise by 10p from November

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 16 Oct, 12:32 · Archive

Transport for London is raising adult bus and tram fares by 10p to £1.85 from 1 November, including the Hopper fare which allows unlimited journeys within one hour. Fares for those with eligible concession cards will increase by 5p. The daily bus and tram cap will rise by 30p to £5.55.

Underground, rail and Travelcard prices will remain frozen until March 2027. The bus and tram increase will be the first since March 2023. TfL said it had previously frozen bus and tram fares seven times in the last ten years, most recently extending a freeze to November on the instruction of London Mayor Sadiq Khan as an 'emergency cost-of-living measure'. Over the decade, bus and tram fares have risen 35p in total, TfL said.

TfL stated that revenue from fares plays a 'vital role' in supporting the operation, maintenance and improvement of services across the capital. The company also reminded Londoners to check if they are eligible for free or discounted travel.

How it is being reported

• London bus and tram fares to increase by 10p from NovemberPrice caps for the Tube will remain frozen until March 2027, TfL saidMyLondon · 16 Oct, 11:28
• Londoners to pay more for buses and trams from next monthTfL has confirmed London bus and tram fares will rise from November 1, with the Hopper fare increasing to £1.85 and the daily cap reaching £5.55.This Is Local London · 16 Oct, 11:20

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