Official Gazette Publishes Increase in Minimum Urban Fare to Bs. 100
The Ministry of Popular Power for Transportation published in the Official Gazette the resolution that sets the minimum fare for urban transport throughout the country at 100 bolivars (Bs. 100), a measure that seeks to address the demands of the transport sector after weeks of complaints and strikes in various regions. According to the official document, the new fare—which represents an increase compared to the amounts in effect in 2025—is mandatory for all urban public transport services. The measure aims to balance the operating costs of transporters, affected by the high cost of spare parts, fuel, and other essential inputs.
TL;DR
- The minimum urban transport fare in Venezuela has been set at 100 bolivars.
- The measure aims to address demands from the transport sector and balance operating costs.
- The increase is due to the high cost of spare parts, fuel, and other operational inputs.
- The new fare is mandatory for all urban public transport services.
- Users have mixed reactions, with some accepting the increase for service continuity and others concerned about economic impact.
- Details on differentiated tariffs for students, disabled persons, and seniors are pending.