London Bus and Tube Fares Frozen as Caps Increase

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has announced that bus and Tube fares in the capital will be frozen for the fourth year in a row, despite increases in the cost of living. However, the caps on daily and weekly travel prices will be raised.

The move comes as part of efforts to make public transport more affordable for Londoners, many of whom rely on buses and trains to get around the city. Khan has also pledged to invest in improving services and reducing pollution from vehicles.

The decision to freeze fares has been welcomed by commuters, who have seen prices rise steadily in recent years. The increase in caps for daily and weekly travel is also seen as a positive step, as it will allow passengers to save money on their journeys.

It remains to be seen how the changes will impact London’s public transport system, but for now, passengers can look forward to more affordable travel options in the city.