Taxi fares show sharp drop, says ministry
Taxi fares have fallen by 0.92 to 32 per cent, the latest report from the finance ministry has revealed.
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| The latest report from the Ministry of Finance has revealed that taxi fares have dropped by 0.92 to 32 per cent. - VNA/VNS Photo Hoang Hai |
Transport companies have also reduced their charges by three to 25 per cent.
The ceiling price of economy-class air tickets has fallen by about 15 per cent since the ministry issued a new rule on economy-class fares of domestic flights on December 19, 2014.
The fall in various transport fares and charges are linked to the oil and gas crisis, which has led to a large drop in fuel prices around the world.
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