Rail, Transport Fares Raised After Fuel Hike

Rail, transport fares raised after fuel hike

The sharp increase in petroleum prices has begun rippling through the country's transport sector, pushing up fares for buses, rickshaws, taxis and railways and piling fresh pressure on commuters already struggling to keep pace with rising living costs. Transport operators across several cities have started raising fares on both intercity and urban routes, citing higher fuel prices along with the rising cost of maintenance and spare parts. Public…

Lahore to Islamabad Fare Increased from Rs. 2,600 to Rs. 3,000 after Hike in Petrol Prices

The bus fare for the route from Lahore to Islamabad has recently been increased, rising from Rs. 2,600 to Rs. 3,000. This adjustment comes in the wake of the latest surge in petrol prices, which has placed additional financial pressure on transport operators. The increase in fuel costs has had a direct impact on transportation charges, affecting not only daily commuters but also long-distance travelers who rely on bus services for intercity trav…

Public transport fares up after fuel price hike

After the increase in petroleum product prices, public transport operators have also raised fares, following goods transporters. Public transporters have increased fares by between Rs300 and Rs600. The fare from Lahore to Islamabad has been raised from Rs2,600 to Rs3,000, while the fare from Lahore to Peshawar has increased from Rs2,890 to Rs3,500. The fare from Lahore to Sargodha has gone up from Rs1,300 to Rs1,550, while the fare from Lahore t…