How much Nottingham tram prices will increase by this month
The price increases will come into effect on January 8
The price of using Nottingham’s trams will increase later this month.
The trams’ operator, Nottingham Express Transport (NET), has confirmed that fares will increase “across the board” on January 8.
An adult single ticket will rise 20p to £3.20, while an adult day ticket will go up by 30p to £5.30.
The operator has not yet confirmed how much other tickets, such as student and concessions, will rise by.
If purchased before January 31, an annual season ticket will cost £450. Season tickets purchased after January 31 will be priced at £675.
Alison Sweeney, head of marketing at NET said: “The festive period is often the most expensive time of the year for many, and coupled with the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, there are many across the city who are feeling the pinch more than ever right now.
“Our new January offer will mean the thousands of tram users who rely on our network to travel for work, days out, and more will be able to do so for much less, allowing them to put those extra funds to good use elsewhere.”