Public transportation fares for adults will increase by up to 13 cents starting December 26, as energy prices continue to rise. The fare adjustment follows a 7% increase aimed at covering higher operational costs. Transport authorities cited increased energy expenses as the primary reason for the change. The adjustment applies to adult passengers only, with no immediate plans for child fares. Commuters are advised to prepare for the change, which will affect both bus and train services. The increase is part of broader efforts to manage rising operational costs in the transportation sector.
Bus and train fares rise for adults in energy price hike





















