UK Rail fares biggest increase for 5 years

VOICED: Shows interior shots rail commuter Matthew Pugh making breakfast and getting ready to leave home for commute and interview with him speaking on unfairness of fare increases and poor service offered by rail companies. Exterior shots passengers boarding trains, trains departing stations and speeded up footage of trains travelling along urban lines. Exterior shtos cars driving in streets during morning rush hour. Interview with Campaign for Better Transport spokesperson Bridget Fox speaking on changes to fares and types of tickets. Graphics sequence on fare increases for rail ticket prices. Graphics sequence on Department for Transport statement on fare increase and investment. Rail passengers will feel the pinch in their pocket this morning, as the biggest fare increase in five years comes into force. An average increase of 3.4 per cent to ticket prices has been met with criticism from Labour and Trade Unions, while protests are planned at 40 stations across Britain later. The price hike is higher than the current rate of inflation, and the average annual wage increase, on 2nd January, 2017 in London, England, UK