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Baku/31.01.23/Turan: Azerbaijan is raising fares for public transport from 3 February. Such a decision was made by the Tariff Council.
So, a fare on local bus transport and the Baku Metro has been raised from AZN 0.3 to AZN 0.4. Thus, the increase amounted to 33%.
Travel on suburban and intercity bus routes will be 0.4-1 AZN depending on the distance.
Tariff for long-distance bus routes is set at the rate of 0.03 manat per each km.
Previously this tariff was 0.024 manat. -06D-
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