Date: 11/01/2020
Thousands of passengers could save money on rail fares as ^split tickets^ become more common, experts predict.
Buying multiple tickets to split one journey into sections can work out to be cheaper than having a single ticket.
Users do not have to change trains, as long as their train stops at the final destination printed on each ticket - but the practice has been ^niche^.
Booking site Trainline has now released a SplitSave tool to help find cheaper journeys by splitting trips into legs.
^Split tickets^ are legal provided that trains stop at ticket destinations.
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Buying individual tickets for portions of the same journey can be cheaper, but has been "niche".
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