What are some cheap ways to travel in UK?

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1. Guest8579
   

   One of the cheap way to travel is through Bus and Coach.
   Coaches have come a long way in recent years. Even the notorious Megabus has taken over the Old Double Decker Bus. They are pretty darn cheap as well, and fairly good on the environment, meaning the wheels on the bus really do go round and round all day long.
   National Express offer fun fares to over 50 destinations within the UK. These are cheaper tickets that are exclusively available online and the earlier you book, the less they cost. They start at £5. If you are aged between 16 and 25 or a full-time student you are also eligible for a Young Person's Coach Card, which allows you up to 30% off all coach travel, except those cheeky funfares. It costs just £10 a year or £25 for three years.
   Budget Train System:
   To simply the procedure of Train service and booking a new travel method was adopted for travel to facilitate people. There are now three main ticket types  with the cheapest option being to buy single tickets in advance. They are available with limited options but they do provide some good cheap travel facilities. TheTrainline.com has a best fare finder when cost is more important than exact times.
   You can get a 16-25 Railcard from any manned station for £24 a year, while some student bank accounts offer them for free. It allows you a third off the price of all rail travel, so spend £60 and you've already made your cash back.

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