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Yep. Equally I've had one since August up here, and the only time I'd use it at the weekend is to go out for a beer on Saturday evenings... and there's been no service after 5 on Northern on Saturday evenings since August due to strikes. So it's £18 for an uber every time.

Well not really - people between the ages of 30 and 65 only get one if they're travelling with others.

I think that's my point really - the 30 - 40 age group hasn't done well out of it. You can add student loans to your list.

I get why students get a rail card, and people who've only just left school, but why do 26-30s get one? I had more disposable income as a 26 year old than I do now and I would imagine that's the case with most people, certainly those with kids! Just wondered what the thinking was. By the way...