How much will your train ticket go up by?
Rail fares are set to rise by 1.9% next year, with annual season tickets costing up to £165 more.
Here's how the rise will affect commuters on routes across the country:
Key routes
Edinburgh to Glasgow - was £2,200 - will rise by £41.80
Leeds to Manchester - was £1,872 - will rise by £35.57
Manchester to Liverpool - was £3,080 - will rise by £58.52
Norwich to London - was £8,724 - will rise by £165.76
Stevenage to London - was £4,820 - will rise by £91.58
Bristol to Cardiff - was £2,904 - will rise by £55.78
Birmingham to London - was £5,640 - will rise by £107.16
Nottingham to London - was £9,720 - will rise by £184.68
Thames Valley
Reading to Paddington - was £4,228 - will rise by £80.33
Reading to Oxford - was £4,832 - will rise by £91
Basingstoke to London - was £4,196 - will rise by £79
Aylesbury to London - was £4,164 - will rise by £79
South West
Southampton to London - was £5,404 - will rise by £102
Brighton to London - was £4,096 - will rise by £77
Chichester to London - was £4,456 - will rise by £84
Bournemouth to London - was £6,380 - will rise by £121
Salisbury to London - was £5,140 - will rise by £97
South East
Canterbury to London - was £5,128 - will rise by £97
Brighton to London - was £4,096 - will rise by £77
Tunbridge Wells to London - was £4,404 - will rise by £83
Rochester to London - was £3,912 - will rise by £74