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Bolivian urban transport fare adjustments

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2026-10-03 03:33 UTC → 2026-10-05 20:18 UTC · added removed

In Bolivia, municipal authorities have implemented new urban transport fare structures following negotiations and protests driven by rising operational costs for diesel, oil, and other supplies. In Tarija, the Autonomous Municipal Government established transitional tariffs after agreements between operators and social organizations. The city implemented a tiered pricing system, setting a general bus fare of Bs 3.50, while providing reduced rates for students and senior citizens, and free travel for people with disabilities. These rates are considered provisional pending a technical study. In Santa Cruz de la Sierra, the Municipal Council approved an increase in the a new transitional fare structure. The adult fare increased from Bs 3 to Bs 3.50. While 3.50, while rates for university and high school students, seniors, senior citizens, and persons with disabilities remain at Bs 1, 1. Minors and primary school students pay Bs 0.50. The council declined requests for a specific night fare. Following the decision follows pressure from transport workers who conducted strikes approval, the Federation of Transportistas 16 de Noviembre suspended a planned 48-hour strike scheduled for October 5 and 6. While some lines have adopted the new rate, others continue to demand updates. charge the previous amount. The council also mandated transport sector remains in a state of emergency, requesting that the national government address diesel supply demands within one week. Mayor Carlos Mamén Saavedra emphasized that the continuity of the rate is conditional on meeting service quality standards, noting that the law will be annulled if a transport strike occurs. Additionally, operators perform were mandated to repair vehicle repairs components, such as seats and windows, within 30 days as part of the days. Future municipal plans include installing smart traffic lights at over 50 intersections and constructing new service requirements. bus stops starting next year.

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  1. 2026-10-05 20:18 UTC Bolivian urban transport fare adjustments
  2. 2026-10-03 03:33 UTC Bolivian urban transport fare adjustments

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