School Bus Prices Have Skyrocketed! Sending the Child by Taxi Is Cheaper Now.
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Economy - In Istanbul, private schools are charging service fees far exceeding the officially announced price list, and calculations show that for some distances, taking a taxi is more cost-effective than using the school bus service. Here are the details...
Private schools, ignoring the official tariff, are charging up to 200,000 Turkish Lira for their own services, while it has been noted that taking a taxi for the same route is more affordable. The article titled "Private Schools' Service Fees Reach 200,000 Lira: Taxi is Cheaper" first appeared on HaberX.
Private schools have disregarded official fees and raised their prices up to 200,000 Turkish Lira, leaving parents helpless. Due to these inflated prices disguised as "special service fees," taking a taxi on the same route has become cheaper than using the school bus service.
With schools about to reopen, the issue of school transportation continues to worry parents. In Istanbul, in particular, private schools are charging significantly higher fees than the official price list, and calculations show that for some distances, taking a taxi is more cost-effective than using the school bus service.
Days before the start of the new school year in Istanbul, the service fees in private schools make parents think hard.
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