Desk Report
Publish: 06 Aug 2022, 10:12 pm
Photo: Collected
Bangladesh
Road Transport Authority (BRTA) has increased the bus fare in the face of the
demand of bus owners after the increase in the price of fuel oil in the
country.
As per
BRTA's decision, the fare per passenger for long-distance buses has increased
by 40 paisa to 2 taka 20 paisa. And 35 paisa per kilometer has increased to 2
taka 50 paisa in the metropolis. Apart from this, the minimum fare has been set
at Tk 10 for buses and Tk 8 for minibuses.
On
Saturday (August 6), BRTA Chairman Noor Mohammad Majumder announced this
decision after a meeting with transport leaders and owners at the BRTA
chairman's office in Banani, capital. The meeting started at 5 pm and lasted
till 9:30 pm.
Earlier
in November 2021, the last long-distance bus fare was increased from 1 taka 42
paisa to Tk 1 taka 80 paisa per km and metro bus fare was hiked from 1 taka 70
paisa to 2 taka 15 paisa per km.
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