Transport-fares

VIP Jeoun Transport increases fares effective April 8

NPP’s Osei Nyarko condemns ‘high-handedness’ in crackdown on driver overcharging

MMDCEs urged to clamp down on rogue drivers, mates over unapproved transport fares

Any gov’t that can’t force driver unions to cut fares must not be voted into power – Nabla

GPRTU says transport fares will be reviewed when operating costs ease

Six drivers arrested in Accra for charging unapproved transport fares

GRTCC suspends proposed 20% increase in public transport fares

GPRTU rejects GRTCC’s 20% fare hike, says it wasn’t consulted

GRTCC justifies 20% transport fare increase

Public transport fares to go up by 20% starting Friday, August 8

Energy Sector Levies will enhance power supply but threaten inflation, transport fares

Reduction in transport fares will boost economy – Regional Minister

Passengers are bleeding while fuel prices drop – CUTS demands sanctions for non-compliant drivers

GPRTU to reduce transport fares by 15% effective May 25

We don’t only look at fuel prices; spare parts, taxes also matter in fare decisions – GPRTU

‘We’ll reduce fares if fuel drops to ¢12 per litre’ -GPRTU assures commuters

Passengers appeal to transport operators to officially announce new fares

You’ve no power to regulate transport fares – COPEC to Transport Ministry

Concerned Drivers Association dismisses proposed 20% increase in transport fares on March 7

There’ll be no increase in transport fares; ignore regional executives – Concerned Drivers Association

Delayed transport fares increase affecting us – GPRTU

We’re open to engaging government over transport fares – GPRTU to government

Disregard 20% hike in transport fares – Ministry

Effective January 22, commercial transport fares to go up by 30%

GPRTU threatens to increase transport fares by 60% over Emissions Levy Bill

Transport fare disputes: electronic payment system to save the day

Commercial transport operators charge old fares despite 10% reduction directive

Passengers in Krachi East yet to enjoy 10% reduction in transport fares

Public transport operators reduce fares by 10% from May 17

Transport fares yet to reflect inflation drop – Government Statistician

We will reduce fares when fuel prices get to ¢11 per litre – GPRTU

Transport fares go down by 15.3% today

Transport fares reduced by 15.3% effective Monday

Transport fares to reduce Monday – Transport Ministry

We have reduced prices by 10% to 20% – Abossey Okai spare parts dealers

Disregard GPRTU’s claim of increase in prices of spare parts – Abossey Okai Spare Parts Dealers Association

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