15% Reduction In Transport Fares Takes Effect Today
The reduction in transport fares following the fall in fuel prices at the pumps is expected to begin today, Monday, 19 December 2022, across the...
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Transport Fares To Go Down By 10% On Monday
The Concerned Drivers Association has announced a 10 per cent reduction in transport fares. This was contained in a statement issued by the association on...
Unless Fuel Is Sold At GH¢10, We Will Not Reduce Transport Fares – Drivers
Transport fares will not be reduced despite the fall in fuel prices on the world market. This has been communicated by the Ghana Private Road...
We’II Not Reduce Transport Fares Despite The Reduction In Fuel Prices – Drivers
The True Drivers Union has asked Ghanaians who have asked commercial drivers to reduce transportation fares as a result of lower fuel prices to stop....
Transport Fares To Go Up Monday, October 24th- GPRTU
The Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) will, on Monday, 24 October 2022, announce new transport fares across the country. The Head of Communications of...
We’ve Suspended The Decision To Increase Transport Fares By 30% – Concerned Drivers
The Concerned Drivers Association has announced plans to suspend its decision to raise transportation fares by 30%, which was set to go into effect on...
Transport Fares To Go Up By 30% From September 21
Persons who patronize services of commercial vehicles will, from September 21, 2022, see at least a 30 percent upward adjustment in the fares they pay....
VIP Announces New Transport Fares
VIP JEOUN Transport has announced fare adjustments effective today Friday, May 20, 2022. The increment according to the company is due to rising petroleum prices...
Concerned Drivers Increase Transport Fares By 20%
Members of the Concerned Drivers Association of Ghana have increased transport fares by 20 per cent. They cite the high cost of fuel in the...
Transport Fares To Go Up After Akufo-Addo Refused To Remove Petroleum Taxes
Transport unions in the country have vowed to increase transport fares. This follows President Akufo-Addo’s outright rejection of suggestions to scrap taxes on petroleum products...
