Peak fares will be reinstated on ScotRail services from September 30, after ministers announced that passenger numbers had not increased enough to make an all-day off-peak trial permanent.
Commuters on Scotland’s publicly operated national network have been able to travel with off-peak tickets at peak times since October 2023, when an initial six-month trial began. This was then extended twice for two three-month periods.
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“It can be expected that fares will be higher for travel at peak times which relate to specific events.” - Industry Insider
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