Expert’s advice on reducing commuting fees as Brits spend £2.5K a year on transport | UK | News
The new data shows that workers in the UK are currently spending an average of £ 2,500 a year to go to work. One in five British rely on public transportation to start work, but experts estimate to increase travel costs.
Research from the comparison site Bionic He revealed that the average number of days spent in the office in the UK is 3.5 days. The average daily goes to £ 2,493,40 per year with a cost of £ 13.70. If a full -time office task is to enter into force in the next two years, as predicted by the Bionic, the UK workers may expect this amount to rise to £ 3,562, according to the 2,000 office worker survey. With the average annual salary of £ 37,430, the average BRIT can be spent on the fees to go to work until 2027, just below 10% of the British average salary.
Les Roberts from Bionic advised how to reduce the costs of traveling to Brits.
He said: “Trainline tends to release the British lawyer tickets 12 weeks before the date of travel, and these tickets tend to be much cheaper. A person to be in mind is that the Trainline tool is currently working with advanced tickets.
“To make sure you get the best possible ticket price, make sure you make your train fees for about 12 weeks (3 months) before traveling.”
Trainline, the popular booking app, has released a new in -app feature that allows users to see when the ticket prices are expected to rise and how much they are. Therefore, it enables customers to get the best prices for their tickets by making their previously reservation.
Although the feature is only available on the routes with sufficient information to make a correct prediction, the majority of large paths are included.
Mr. Roberts added: “This year the average cost of railway fees increased rapidly, the Ministry of Transport, forced to increase by 4.6% in March to reduce the financial burden on passengers.
“It is a great way to use applications that help to estimate price differences such as Trainline, to make sure you get the cheapest possible tickets on the way to work, and using tools such as Trainline price forester, British workers can save 61% of train fees.”
