Ticket prices will remain unchanged for a specified period.
Hear ye, hear ye! The scoop is hot off the press! It's been announced that the fares for most private routes in Omsk ain't budgin' for now, y'all. At a huddle of the council of the self-regulatory org, "Omsk Transporters", they decided to keep it chill at the current lev'l.
But, when might this decision come tumblin' down? We slammed the phone to one of the SRO members and found out that the fare ain't gonna go up 'til at least the fall.
"Things ain't too chaotic in the economy right now. Nobody's got itchin' for some unnecessary fare hike. I reckon, at least till September. After that, it all depends on the big picture: if fuel, spare parts, repair costs blow the roof, we mighty reconsider it. If the rise in expenses is tolerable, we might make it to winter without a fare hike. Though, don't count on a three-year fare-free streak repeatin', y'hear?" the transporter spilled the beans.
It's worth mentionin' that the municipal transport, which is still a topic under debate in the city council, is gonna raise the fare from July 1.
FYI, it's advisable to keep an eye on local transportation or municipal announcements in Omsk or reach out to private taxi service providers for the most accurate and timely info before hoppin' in a cab. Cheers! 🍻
What about the decision regarding the private transportation fare hike in the industry? It seems it won't occur before the fall, as stated by a member of the "Omsk Transporters" council, who also mentioned that factors such as fuel, spare parts, and repair costs could potentially influence a future fare increase.
This conversation about the upcoming finance changes in Omsk's transportation expands beyond just private routes, as there are also plans for the municipal transport to raise its fares from July 1, pending city council approval.
