Travel in Lutsk minibuses will indeed become more expensive soon. Today, at the weekly operational meeting, Lutsk Mayor Anton Kryvytskyi instructed the city's chief transport official Fedir Koretskyi to hold a meeting with carriers regarding fares for travel in minibuses. The mayor also noted that the maximum fare limit for minibuses in Lutsk had not been raised over the past 3-4 years, despite the fact that both the average wage level and the standard of living of city residents had increased. This time, according to the mayor, the maximum limit for carriers for the cost of one ticket will be set at one hryvnia. Let me remind you that previously, an increase in minibus fares in the city was planned for the beginning of March. Before that, Lutsk carriers appealed to the city mayor with a request to increase the fare. They justified this by the rising cost of fuel, spare parts and other reasons.
Fares in Lutsk minibuses will rise soon after all
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