Trotro fares across Ghana have increased by 8 per cent, effective Saturday, September 26, 2026, with passengers expected to pay higher transport fares on affected routes.
The revised fares reflect an adjustment to existing transport charges, with new rates varying according to the previous fare paid by commuters.
Under the revised fare structure, a journey that previously cost GH¢5.00 will now cost GH¢5.50, while a GH¢10.00 fare has increased to GH¢11.00.
Passengers who previously paid GH¢15.00 will now pay GH¢16.20, while those paying GH¢20.00 will be charged GH¢21.60.
The new fare structure also indicates that a GH¢25.00 journey will now cost GH¢27.00, while a GH¢30.00 fare has increased to GH¢32.40.
Selected Revised Trotro Fares
| Previous fare | New fare |
| ————- | ——– |
| GH¢5.00 | GH¢5.50 |
| GH¢6.00 | GH¢6.50 |
| GH¢8.00 | GH¢8.70 |
| GH¢10.00 | GH¢11.00 |
| GH¢15.00 | GH¢16.20 |
| GH¢20.00 | GH¢21.60 |
| GH¢25.00 | GH¢27.00 |
| GH¢30.00 | GH¢32.40 |
| GH¢34.00 | GH¢36.80 |
The published fare guide further explains that transport fares are determined by transport unions, with operators affiliated with the unions expected to comply with the approved rates. However, some independent operators may charge differently.
It also notes that fares may vary depending on the route taken, the type of vehicle and whether passengers board at a terminal or along the route.
Passengers are encouraged to take note of the revised fares and make the necessary adjustments to their daily transportation budgets.
The new fare adjustment took effect on September 26, 2026.