With public transport set to resume on Thursday June 4, after two months under lockdown, Kampala Taxi Operators Association has come up with new hiked fares.
The adjusted fares come after President Museveni confirmed that taxis will return on the road but will only be allowed to carry seven passengers as opposed to the usual 14. The directive intends to help users maintain social distance even while using public means.
The taxi operators say the high pricing is due to half capacity carriage policy issued by Government as they cannot allow operating under losses. The association says the fares apply to Kampala Metropolitan and surrounding areas.
Here is the list of fares to different destinations;
- Kla – Bweyogerere, Kireka 4000
- Kla – Mukono, Seeta 6000
- Kla – Naalya, Kyaliwajjala 3000
- Kla – Namugongo, Kira 4000
- Kla – Kasangati, Gayaza 4000
- Kla – kyebando, Kikaya 3000
- Kla – Nsangi, Maya 5000
- Kla – Nakirebe, Mpigi 6000
- Kla – Namuwongo, Kisugu 3000
- Kla – Makindye, Bunga, Nanganda 3000
- Kla – Nsambya, Kabalagala 2000
- Kla – Kalerwe, kanyanya, Mpererwe 3000
- Kla – Matuga 4000
- Kla – Ntinda 2000
- Kla – Biina, Kitintale, Mutungo Luzira 3000
- Kla – Muyenga, Bukasa 4000
- Kla – Gaba, Kansanga, Munyonyo 4000
- Kla – Mbuya, Bugolobi 2000
- Kla – Kasubi, Masanafu, Namungoona 3000
- Kla – Braise, Kawempe 3000
- Kla – Rubaga, Wakaliga, Nateete 3000
- Kla – Kiwatule, Najjera 3000
- Kla – Kisasi, Kyanja 3000
- Kla – Salaama, Munyonyo 4000
- Kla – Entebbe, Nkumba 8000
- Kla – Lubowa, Kajjansi 4000
- Kla – Najja, Namasuba 3000
- Kla – Nyanama, Kabowa, Mutundwe, Bunamwaya 3500
- Kla – Busega 4000
- Kla – Bulenga 5000
- Kla – Nansana, Wakiso 4000
