If you may have boarded an intra-city commercial bus (trotro) or a shared taxi, you will notice that your transport fare has been increased. Yes, this comes after a statement by the Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU) which indicates that effective Monday, June 4th, the price of transport fares will increase by 10 percent.
Already, drivers say the main reason for increasing transport fares is because of the continuous rise in fuel prices which continues to affect their cost of operations. What this means is that your transport fare could increase from 10 to 20 pesewas based on the calculation of your driver.
So if your transport costs 2 cedis 10 pesewas, you must be looking at paying 2 cedis 20 pesewas. YEN.com.gh has the price list on how much you will be paying in this regard. According to the GPRTU, if you used to pay 2 cedis 20 pesewas, your new fare will be 2 cedis 30 pesewas. Also, the previous fare of 3 cedis will now go for 3 cedis 10 percent.

