PMPML commuters decrease, activists blame fare hike
Atikh Rashid : Wed Nov 28 2012, 02:06 hrs
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"It has always been experienced that commuter count goes down after a fare hike. It's also a psychological response by commuters who might prefer to try other modes of transport post a steep hike in bus fares. A detailed study may also show that the number of commuters on shorter routes will see a steeper fall than that of longer ones as short route passengers are most affected by the fare hike," said Inamadar.
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