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New fares approved for bus routes

The Public Services Regulatory Authority announced this Wednesday that a rate increase for all domestic bus routes will go into effect next week.

The hikes will apply to 3,557 fares in 696 routes, and only 104 (15 percent) will remain the same. The variation is due to the new method for automatic fare calculation.

The proposal was presented through public consultation for nine days, from March 16-27, and a total of 90 objections were received.

Among the routes that will not change, the fares are: 600 SD San José – Puntarenas and route 205 San José – Ciudad Quesada.

The new fares will go into effect after the publication in the government daily, La Gaceta, at the end of next week.

Some of the new approved fares are:

ROUTE Current New
02-02A San José – Sabana Cementerio ¢ 120 ¢ 140
01 San José – Barrio México ¢ 120 ¢ 140
20 San José – Tibás ¢ 195 ¢ 210
08 San José – Periférica ¢ 290 ¢ 355
200 San José – Alajuela (por pista) ¢ 450 ¢ 510
400BS San José – Heredia ¢ 450 ¢ 495
300SD San José – Cartago  ¢ 435 ¢ 520
703SD San José-Limón ¢ 2750 ¢ 3145
500SD San José – Liberia ¢ 3030 ¢ 3505

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