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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'train fares' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use the phrase 'train fares' when referring to the cost of a ticket or tickets for a train journey. For example: "Train fares have increased significantly this year."
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Even flying is competitive with train fares.
Social care, train fares, housing costs.
Train fares from about £20 one way.
Such as never paying train fares.
He told me the train fares were preposterous.
Train fares (raileurope.co.uk) from London cost from £137 return.
PATH train fares, currently $1.50, would also go up.
So that means that British train fares are the highest in Europe?
Rail passengers were urged today to take action in the fight for fairer train fares.
They will point out that the UK already has the highest train fares in the world.
This affects far more people nationally than do rising train fares.
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