The NS already increased most prices last year by 4.3 percent, more than the inflation of 3.8 percent for the whole of 2023. But in the years before that, the fare increases lagged behind inflation, causing a ‘gap’, according to the NS. originated. The railway company also takes into account that this gap could become even wider next year. “Because NS is not allowed to increase sales rates in line with inflation and is not or partially compensated for this,” NS describes in the annual report.
NS is considering making train tickets 10 percent more expensive, Rover wants politicians to take action
