Joyous Commute: Ghanaians Rejoice As Transport Fares Reduced By 10% Starting From Today

Story by: Samuel K. Owusu

Transport fares in Ghana have been reduced by 10% starting from today, Wednesday, May 17, 2023. This welcome news comes as a result of a projected drop in fuel prices, and the decision was announced jointly by Emmanuel Ohene Yeboah, General Secretary of Ghana Road Transport Coordination Council, and Godfred Abulbire, General Secretary of Ghana Private Road Transport Union (GPRTU)


The reduction in fares applies to various modes of transportation, including shared taxis, intra-city buses (commonly known as tro-tros), intercity buses, and haulage vehicles. This significant decrease in fares will bring relief and satisfaction to the countless passengers who rely on these modes of transport to commute daily to their workplaces. Find below the new fares:


The high cost of transportation has been a burden for many Ghanaians, and this decision to reduce fares by 10% is a commendable step towards easing this financial strain. It is worth acknowledging and expressing gratitude to the Ghana Private Road and Transport Union (GPRTU), Ghana Road Transport Coordinating Council, the Ministry of Transport, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) government, headed by, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo, and all other stakeholders involved for their role in making this fare reduction possible

Ghanaians are overflowing with joy and appreciation as they celebrate the 10% reduction in transport fares. The government's kind gesture has garnered immense praise from citizens across the nation. This significant reduction, starting today, brings a sense of relief and gratitude to the hearts of Ghanaians who have been burdened by high transportation costs.

The reduction in transport fares is seen as a tangible demonstration of the government's commitment to alleviating the economic hardships faced by its people. Ghanaians are expressing their delight, not only for the immediate financial relief this brings but also for the recognition of the challenges they have been enduring.

The positive impact of this fare reduction extends to daily commuters who heavily rely on shared taxis, tro-tros, intercity buses, and haulage vehicles. The newfound affordability of transportation will undoubtedly improve the lives of countless Ghanaians who depend on these modes of transport to reach their workplaces and engage in their daily activities.

The government's decision to implement this fare reduction is being hailed as a proactive response to the projected drop in fuel prices. Ghanaians commend the government, President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo, and the New Patriotic Party (NPP) government for their commitment to the welfare of the people.

The overwhelming expression of joy and gratitude from Ghanaians is a testament to the positive impact this reduction will have on their livelihoods. Citizens are lauding the government's efforts in making transportation more accessible and affordable, thus lightening the financial burdens that have weighed heavily on their shoulders.

As Ghanaians celebrate this kind gesture, they are filled with hope for a brighter future. The 10% reduction in transport fares exemplifies the government's dedication to improving the lives of its citizens and creating an environment of economic stability and prosperity.

Ghanaians are united in their praise and support for the government, recognizing the profound significance of this gesture. They express their gratitude for the government's responsiveness to their needs and its ongoing commitment to ensuring their well-being.

For this reduction to be fully effective, it is crucial for both passengers and drivers to cooperate and ensure its proper implementation. Passengers should be aware of the new fares and pay accordingly, while drivers are expected to adhere to the revised pricing structure. By working together, both parties can contribute to the successful implementation of this fare reduction.

In conclusion, the reduction of transport fares by 10% in Ghana starting today is a significant development that will provide much-needed relief to passengers. Ghanaians are jubilant and full of praise for the 10% reduction in transport fares. This gesture has brought immense joy and relief to the hearts of citizens, who have been burdened by high transportation costs. They express their appreciation to the government for its kind and proactive action, recognizing its commitment to alleviating economic hardships. Ghanaians are hopeful for a brighter future and extend their heartfelt gratitude to the government for this significant step towards creating a more affordable and accessible transportation system. 

It is a testament to the government's commitment to addressing economic hardships and ensuring the well-being of its citizens. By acknowledging and appreciating the efforts of all stakeholders involved, and by encouraging cooperation between passengers and drivers, we can ensure the successful implementation of this fare reduction. Let us commend the government and President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo for their dedication to the welfare of Ghanaians, and hope that such initiatives continue to improve the lives of the people in the future


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