2023-10-24 16:11:36
Public transport represents a solution for mobility and once morest climate change. However, economic reality requires that their prices be revised upwards. In September 2024, this will be a first in more than ten years at the Stib. A variable reality at TEC and SNCB. Article reserved for subscribers Journalist at the Planète pole By Eric Renette Published on 10/24/2023 at 6:11 p.m. Reading time: 2 min
In the delicate budgetary discussion of the Brussels Region, an agreement was reached on an increase in Stib prices. A first in over ten years. Litter, which revealed the agreement, speaks of an increase of 6.9%, which is not confirmed by the office of the Brussels Minister of Mobility, Elke Van den Brandt (Groen). “It’s under discussion,” it explains. “The Stib was asking for greater predictability in its resources since the Region has applied non-indexation on prices for more than ten years. There is now an agreement to provide an automatic indexation mechanism in its next 2024-2028 management contract which is currently under discussion. They were asked to make a rate proposal, to be discussed. The price increase is scheduled for September 2024.”
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