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No transport fare increment for passengers on State owned transport

Although fares have been increased by some transports operators, authorities of State owned transports say there would be no fare increment for passengers on their transport system
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Patrons of State transports can take a sigh of relief because they would not see a fare increment as done by some private operators.

This was revealed by stakeholders in that particular sector.

Authorities say,passengers who use any of the three transport companies operated by the State will from Thursday enjoy some benefit as the newly approved 15 per cent transport increment takes effect.

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The State Transport Corporation(STC), Metro Mass Transit (MMT) and Aayalolo Transport System have told Accra-based local radio station, Onua FM, that the 15 per cent increment will not affect them.

Transport operators in consultation with the Ministry of Transport announced a 15 per cent increment in transport fares Monday to take effect from Thursday, April 6.

The fares cover intra-city, inter-city and taxi operations.

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Communications Manager for Ayalolo Transport System, Fred Chidi also says the increment will not affect customers who use their bus services. Ms. Bernice Akologo, Communications Manager for the MMT, also told Onua FM “the increment will not affect our fares. Our fares are the same.”

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