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Some local Departments of Construction have proposed not to penalize transport units with an output of less than 70% of the registered trips in a month, according to the provisions of Decree 158/2024 of the Government. The Vietnam Road Department has just reported to the Ministry of Construction on the impact of the Middle East conflict on the road transport sector, and proposed many solutions to support businesses in the face of gasoline price fluctuations. Download Many transport businesses have declared an increase in ticket prices due to rising gasoline and oil prices - Photo: Construction Newspaper Road transport increased fares by up to 50% According to the Department of Roads, up to now, a quick report has been received from 31/34 local Departments of Construction, some localities have recorded additional cases of declaring and adjusting fares. In Hanoi, there are 2 transport units declaring fare increases, including: Van Minh Co., Ltd. Branch adjusted increases of over 3 online, the increase was from 5.9% to 33.3%; Hanoi Passenger Car Joint Stock Company adjusted increases on 10 routes, with increases ranging from 11% to 50%. Maintaining ticket prices amid rising costs: How businesses share with people READ NOW In Ho Chi Minh City, there are 38/97 fixed route transport units adjusting ticket prices, with common increases ranging from about 5% to 36%. Some businesses adjusted many routes such as: Viet Tan Phat Co., Ltd. (33 routes, an increase of 21% - 30%), Toan Thang Co., Ltd. (20 routes, an increase of 17% - 36%), Kumho Samco Buslines Transport Co., Ltd. (12 routes, an increase of 12% - 19%), Tien Oanh Transport Tourism Co., Ltd. (10 routes, an increase of 13% - 18%) and Thao Hong Transport Co., Ltd. (7 routes, increased by 16% - 30%). Phuong Trang Passenger Bus Joint Stock Company (FUTA Bus Lines) has not currently adjusted ticket prices for interprovincial passenger transport and freight transport during this period. Proposal to stop operating some ineffective routes. Vietnam Road Department said that road transport is under great pressure due to sharp increases in gasoline and oil prices, especially domestic diesel and gasoline, which have increased by about 20 - 30%. The fare adjustments of businesses are all made according to regulations, declared and publicly posted for passengers to choose from. In this context, some Departments of Construction such as Ha Tinh, Son La, Hung Yen proposed to the Ministry of Construction to allow transport businesses to temporarily stop operating some trips on ineffective routes. At the same time, it is proposed not to penalize transport units with an output of less than 70% of the registered trips in a month, according to the provisions of Decree 158/2024 of the Government. In addition, localities also propose that the Government consider support policies such as reducing or exempting road maintenance fees, parking fees, and tolls; At the same time, loan interest rates are supported to reduce input costs, contributing to stabilizing transport prices.Phan TrangSee moreReduce the maximum speed of passenger buses and sleeper buses on the two southern highways.See morePassenger bus ticket prices increased sharply, the Ministry of Construction set up inspection teams in many localities.See moreFine 72 million VND on passenger cars crammed with 16 more people on the Vung Tau - Can Tho route
