Taxi drivers in Kyiv are prohibited from "inflating" prices during the air alert: details The Ministry of Infrastructure and the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine signed a memorandum with the taxi booking services Borg, Oklon, Uber and OPTI on preventing a critical increase in transportation prices in Kyiv. As Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi reported, it is about raising taxi prices during an emergency, stopping public transportation, in particular the subway, or other force majeure related to logistics in the capital. "The memorandum with the operators establishes a ceiling up to which the price can rise under such conditions. This is a maximum of 75% of the basic rate," Koretsky explained. That is, if the basic fare under normal conditions - without alarms, traffic jams, etc. - from point A to point B is nominally UAH 200, then the maximum payment will be UAH 350. If 300 hryvnias, then maximum 525 hryvnias. At the same time, according to Koretsky, passengers still have the option to regulate the price themselves, but limits will also be set. The price restriction will be in effect for at least two hours after the activation of the "red" lift alarm or until the normal activity of public transport and bridge traffic returns. Koretsky emphasized that the opioid will carefully monitor the implementation of the aforementioned rules. And we are on Facebook, Instagram, X, Tik-Tok, YouTube.

Taxi drivers in Kyiv are prohibited from "inflating" prices during the air alert: details The Ministry of Infrastructure and the Ministry of Economy of Ukraine signed a memorandum with the taxi booking services Borg, Oklon, Uber and OPTI on preventing a critical increase in transportation prices in Kyiv. As Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi reported, it is about raising taxi prices during an emergency, stopping public transportation, in particular the subway, or other force majeure related to logistics in the capital. "The memorandum with the operators establishes a ceiling up to which the price can rise under such conditions. This is a maximum of 75% of the basic rate," Koretsky explained. That is, if the basic fare under normal conditions - without alarms, traffic jams, etc. - from point A to point B is nominally UAH 200, then the maximum payment will be UAH 350. If 300 hryvnias, then maximum 525 hryvnias. At the same time, according to Koretsky, passengers still have the option to regulate the price themselves, but limits will also be set. The price restriction will be in effect for at least two hours after the activation of the "red" lift alarm or until the normal activity of public transport and bridge traffic returns. Koretsky emphasized that the opioid will carefully monitor the implementation of the aforementioned rules. And we are on Facebook, Instagram, X, Tik-Tok, YouTube.