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Accra trotro fares are determined by the transport unions and government. It is a non binding mutual agreement to which both parties commit for their welfare. The transport unions operate at bus terminals provided by the government so they benefit from the government. Governments on the other hand avoid arbitrary and chaotic Accra trotro fares…
Continue reading How Accra trotro fares are determined by the transport unions
Accra trotro fares are determined by the transport unions and the ministry of transport, on behalf of the government of Ghana. Up to 2016, there was a biannual increment to help operators offset costs but the succeeding government has disregarded this protocol and opted for negotiations with the unions. In both standing and negotiated increments,…
Continue reading How Accra trotro fares are determined by operstors
Our readers may recall our post on June 11, 2018 titled Varying increment of trotro fares in which story we mentioned that there appears to be a variation in the trotro charges in the city, our sampling shows the rate of increase is greater than the publicly announced 10%. Nkrumah Circle to Accra was GHS 140,…
Continue reading Trotro bus fares in Accra – update June 20, 2018
Some trotro unions across the city have increased their transport fares by 10%. The fare increase is in response to higher cost of operating transport services. In Ghana, determination of trotro fares are typically held with Government but over the past year, the unions have not been able to get the new administration to accept…
Trotro fares in Accra were recently increased by a 15% margin. Please note that GPRTU calculates the trotro fares in bands and prices are rounded off in many instances so not every fare will be exactly 15% increase.