Punjab Reduces Public Transport Fares By 15 Percent

Islamabad: Punjab Transport Department has announced a fifteen percent reduction in public transport fares, keeping in view the reduced prices of petroleum products. This decision is expected to provide relief to commuters across the province by lowering their travel expenses.

According to Radio Pakistan, the Pakistan Goods Transport Association has also announced a fifteen percent reduction in goods transport fares. This move comes in response to the same reduction in petroleum prices, aiming to lower the cost of transporting goods within the province. These reductions are anticipated to have a positive impact on both daily commuters and the logistics sector, potentially boosting economic activities by reducing transportation costs.

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