Transport tariff reform to be implemented in the capital

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Transport tariff reform to be implemented in the capital tomorrow

Addis Ababa: May 30, 2014 (FBC) The Addis Ababa Transport Bureau announced that it has revised its transport service tariff.

The tariff increase is said to be in line with global oil prices.

According to Yirgalem Berhane, Deputy Head of the Addis Ababa City Administration Transport Bureau, the tariff has been improved on Medi-bus and mini-bus service vehicles in the capital.

Addis Ababa City Transport Bureau announced that it has increased the price of transportation from 0.50 cents to 3 birr 50 cents starting tomorrow.

Thus, the minibus increased by 0.50 cents upto 2.00 birr depending on the destination and the minibus increased from 0.50 upto 3.50.

 

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