Peak rail fares on trains across Scotland are being brought back from today.
A trial period, which scrapped increased fares at peak times, has now ended.
It means some fares across the Forth Valley will nearly double in price at busier times.
The Scottish Government says the trial period has been scrapped as it was proving too costly.
Claire Dickie, ScotRail commercial director, said: “The peak fares trial may be coming to an end, but we are introducing new ways for customers to lock in great value on their regular peak-time train travel.
“From September 28, enhanced discounts with season tickets and flexipass mean customers can continue to save on peak-time rail travel.
“Whether you’re commuting daily or travelling frequently on the same route, we’ll continue to offer you great value on a safe, reliable, and green form of public transport.”
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