Ticket solutions

I’ve been doing a lot of inter­views over the last couple of weeks about web 2.0. One example of where the web is utterly rubbish is buying train tickets in the UK. Train tickets in the UK are utterly screwed in many ways. Basically, you have to try half a dozen dif­ferent ways of com­mu­nic­ating with the train com­panies to get a decent price. You will always get a better price by using your own ima­gin­a­tion to create an altern­ative route. It could really do with someone creating a mashup that will actually show you your options in a real­istic way.

So, lovely to see farecast, even in a limited beta. Please, UK hackers — find a way to make it easier to buy train tickets! (5% would suit me fine, guys).

Pete Cashmore’s post about this here

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