Virgin unveil new ticketing structure to save customers £7.1m a year [RTM]
Date: 04/05/2017
Virgin Trains has announced changes to its advanced ticketing prices that could lead to customers saving around £7.1m per year.
Services on the East Coast will now allow customers to take advantage of cheaper advance fares on the day of travel, meaning that at the current rate of passenger walk-ups savings of £7.1m could be yielded from the change.
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