The Transport Fare Review Committee has insisted
that all commercial drivers and transport owners must not hasten to
increase fares, asking them to maintain the current transport fares
until further notice.
The Committee is billed to hold a biennial meeting, March, 30 where a decision on transport fares will be taken going forward.
Already some commercial drivers have increased fares, but the committee
has warned that this is illegal, asking commuters not to pay any new
fares.
“The practice is that we come out with official fares from the source
of Road Transport Operators. And all that is happening in the system
means that they are all illegal. They were not supposed to increase
their fares without our consent. So we are telling the general public
that we have not increased transport fares and all operators must adhere
to our instructions.
We are not just looking on. For this reason we have asked the
respective operators, mainly the G.P.R.TU.s and the transport owners
that they should check their members and call them to order. We are
monitoring and doing a bit of enforcement to bring the situation under
control,” General Secretary of the Ghana Road Transport Coordinating
Council, Andrews Kwakye told Accra-based Citi FM
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