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20th December 2022 7:55:40 AM
1 min readBy: Chris Kodo
The Association of Passengers stated that it anticipated the current 15.3% reduction in transportation costs would not be the final drop.
The group contends that given the daily decline in fuel prices, the transportation companies ought to have further lowered their rates.
The association applauded the "Parliament Select Committee on Roads and Transport, the Ministry of Transport, Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU), Ghana Road Transport Coordinating Council (GRTCC), and all other stakeholders for heeding our call and working for the interest of commuters" despite not being satisfied with the decrease in transportation costs.
It called on drivers to ensure the implementation of the reduction in transport fares across the country, as it will be “monitoring the implementation of the 15.3 per cent reduction in fares.”
It also urged commuters to be “mindful of the new fares and ensure that drivers do not cheat them.”
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