Ministry asks: Fares unfair?
July 2, 2010, Friday
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With some passengers complaining that tickets are too expensive, Wang Yongping, Ministry of Railway spokesman, said officials are soliciting opinions about the prices for the Shanghai-Nanjing bullet train.
It's possible the prices will be lowered if the tickets are shunned by the market after a period of operation, he said. "Personally I think the prices are reasonable."
The standard ticket price is 146 yuan (US$21.43), a 56 percent jump compared with the fast trains along the same route. First class costs 233 yuan.
It's possible the prices will be lowered if the tickets are shunned by the market after a period of operation, he said. "Personally I think the prices are reasonable."
The standard ticket price is 146 yuan (US$21.43), a 56 percent jump compared with the fast trains along the same route. First class costs 233 yuan.
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