14 August 2012 Last updated at 03:59 ET
By Linda Serck BBC News Online South
Train station ticket staff will not offer a split-ticket option, the passenger has to ask for it
With train fares set to rise following the release of new inflation figures, many people may not realise there is an existing way of paying less for your rail journey - by ticket splitting.
But why is this legal but little advertised scheme not made more public?
Log on to the National Rail website and an anytime return from Reading to Birmingham will cost you £94.
But if on the same day you buy
Tuesday, 14 August 2012
Why the ticket splitting secrecy?
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