With the cost of living rising, many will be looking at for the cheapest way to get from A to B.
Across the Central Belt, there is a wide range of services - strikes dependant - to get you from Edinburgh right through to Glasgow with regular trains and buses. However, some commuters have spotted a change in price in one popular mode of transport.
Normally, we would assume buses are the cheapest way to travel through Scotland as trains without a Rail Card can end up being more on the pricey side.
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However, depending who you book with, we have noticed that the latter can actually be the most affordable option.
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For fairness, we looked at the date November 14 at 10am, and return November 15 10am. A return ticket for Edinburgh to Glasgow with City Link via citylink.co.uk can set you back £14.50. Meanwhile an open off-peak return ticket with Scotrail is 30p cheaper at £14.20 and allows you more flexibility as to when you want to come home.
However, we also looked at Megabus, and for the same dates as mentioned, you can pick up a return ticket if you book on Friday November 11 for £3.90 each way. Of course, these prices can change depending on demand and how close it is to the day of departure.
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