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City mulls higher taxi fares and fuel surcharge
By Richard Fu |
May 27, 2011, Friday
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Shanghai plans to raise taxi fares and introduce a fuel surcharge to cope with higher petro prices, the Shanghai Development and Reform Commission said today.
In one proposal, the flag-down rate will increase by one yuan to 13 yuan but the standard rate after the first three kilometers will remain at 2.4 yuan/km.
In another, the starting flag-down rate will remain unchanged but the standard rate after the first three kilometers will rise to 2.7 yuan/km.
The fuel surcharge will be 2 yuan per trip under current gas prices.
A public hearing on the proposals will be held on June 13, the commission said.
In one proposal, the flag-down rate will increase by one yuan to 13 yuan but the standard rate after the first three kilometers will remain at 2.4 yuan/km.
In another, the starting flag-down rate will remain unchanged but the standard rate after the first three kilometers will rise to 2.7 yuan/km.
The fuel surcharge will be 2 yuan per trip under current gas prices.
A public hearing on the proposals will be held on June 13, the commission said.
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