Following the capital, regional authorities have also revised public transport service tariffs. The corresponding decisions of the executive committees of the Minsk, Brest, Gomel, and Vitebsk regions have been published on the National Legal Internet Portal.
Prices in the regions have been set at approximately the same level. A single trip on a regular bus will now cost 1.05 rubles, while express routes will be 1.15 rubles. The price increase is 15 kopecks.
As for monthly passes, their price will depend on the city's population.
In cities with a population of 250,000 people or more, a monthly pass will cost 47.25 rubles.
For cities with a population of 50,000 to 250,000 people, the price will be 46 rubles.
In settlements with a population of less than 50,000, a pass will cost 40.16 rubles.
In the capital, new prices will come into effect on March 27. A trip on ground transport will increase to 1.1 rubles, and in the metro to 1.15 rubles. A single monthly pass in Minsk will cost 65.84 rubles.
Additionally, the city has for the first time introduced a fare cap for minibuses, which cannot exceed 3.3 rubles. A separate decision has been made for the suburban route Minsk — Zaslawye, where the maximum permissible ticket price will be 5 rubles.
It is expected that the Minsk and Mogilev regions will likewise raise their transport fares.
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