Bus Fare Hike

Bus Fare Hike

The number of intra-city buses in the capital decreased significantly since Saturday morning following the government's move to hike fuel prices. The photo shows an empty Farmgate, one of the busiest Dhaka intersections, on Saturday, 6 August, 2022. taken Photo: Rajib Dhar/TBS

Public transport shortage grips commuters across Bangladesh after fuel price hike

Stop hiking bus fare in the name of Covid restrictions: Jatri Kalyan Samity

Stop hiking bus fare in the name of Covid restrictions: Jatri Kalyan Samity

Buses on a Dhaka road. File Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed/TBS

BRTA recommends cancelling route permits of 25 bus companies for overcharging commuters

Damning home ministry report uncovers fare irregularities

Damning home ministry report uncovers fare irregularities

Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal, Photo: TBS

Fuel price to come down after int’l market becomes stable, says Kamal

Vehicles on Dhaka streets. File photo: TBS

Meeting on public transport fare concession for students held at BRTA

Photo: Fardus Mobarak/TBS

Student movement for ‘half pass’ on public buses intensifies

‘Half fare is the right of students and standing passengers’

‘Half fare is the right of students and standing passengers’

A section of protesting students. Photo: Collected

Bus driver, helper detained over rape threat to Badrunnesa College student

Photo: TBS

Students vandalise buses in Dhaka demanding ‘half pass’

Photo: Collected

Dhaka College students block Mirpur road for ‘half pass’

Vehicles on Dhaka streets. File photo: TBS

Public transportation in chaos, commuters being charged extra despite govt efforts  

Representational image. Photo: Reuters

No more seating service in Dhaka: Public transport owners