Commuters face being hit by higher costs as train companies raise their fares by as much as 5.6% in January prompting protests.
The increase, which is linked to inflation, is capped at 3.5% on average. However, train companies are allowed to raise some ticket prices by a further 2% provided that their overall fares stay within the cap.
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