From Monday, December 19, 2022, there will be a 15.3 percent drop in transportation costs.

In response, a list of the new pricing was made public.

This is in response to a decision by Ghana's public transportation providers, which operate under the auspices of several drivers' unions, to cut transportation costs by 15.3 percent, as stated in a statement issued on Friday, December 16.

The operators claimed that the recent drops in the cost of gasoline products influenced their choice to lower the charges.

The following categories of road transportation operations are covered by the fares, the group continued:

1. Shared taxis

2. Intra-city (Trotro)

3. Intercity (Long distance)

4. Haulage

The operators urged commercial transport operators to comply with the new fares and post them at their loading terminals.

A list of prices that will be charged from Monday, showed that fares that used to be GH¢2, GH¢3, GH¢4, GH¢5, GH¢6, and GH¢10 will now be GH¢1.70, GH¢2.60, GH¢3.40, GH¢4.30, GH¢5.10 and GH¢8.50 respectively.

View the full list of fares below: