Shafaqna Pakistan: Transport fares have been reduced by 10% following the recent decrease in petroleum product prices, offering relief to commuters as well as businesses reliant on goods transportation.
The Pakistan Mini Mazda and Goods Transport Association in Lahore announced a 10% reduction in fares for Mazda vehicles and goods transport services after the government lowered fuel prices.
Association President Haji Sher Ali welcomed the reduction in petroleum prices, describing it as a positive step for the transport sector.
He said the association had decided to pass on the benefit to consumers by reducing transport charges by 10%.
Public transport operators have also announced a 10% fare cut, a move expected to lower travel costs for passengers and provide financial relief to the general public.
Source: Dunya News
