(04 Aug 2014, 7:58 am)Tom wrote It is - but what I don't get is how the single is priced at £1.10 more than the return?
I don't think it's right, but that's what it said on the GNE Facebook Page!
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As I've said before in the transport industry return fares are often not much more than a single. For example the train fare Sunderland to Hartlepool is £6.50 single, £6.80 return. In many cases bus companies are reimbursed for concessionary travel according to either the average or the actual single fare so it's in their interest to keep them high, but as most people go there and back, you set the return fare for paying passengers at what the market will bear.