Subsidies for motor transport increased more than 40% in 2022

Subsidies for motor transport increased more than 40% in 2022

In its “Monitor of transport subsidies of the National Administration”the bicameral entity specified that the total transfers to the area (automotive, railway, commercial aviation and the rest) reached last year a $357,891 million. Of that figure, 52.85% ($189,132 million) corresponded to the trains42.04% ($150,450 million) to collective and 1.84% ($6,600 million) to planeswith the rest corresponding to 3.27% ($11,710 million).

Also, as of October 2022, the average collection per bus passenger throughout the country was $17.92while the average technical fee without compensation was $154.

Change in the composition of subsidies

The distribution of transport subsidies He showed in 2022 a change in its compositionaccording to the OPC Monitor, since those destined for historically the automotive sector were the main. In this regard, in 2021 concentrated 39.04% of the total, compared to 32.20% of the railway sector and from 24.32 of aerocommercial.

In previous years, the participation of motor transport in total transport subsidies it was even biggerwith 57.31% in 2018 and 61.38% in 2017.

At constant values ​​-always considering the accrued expense- transport subsidies in general had a drop of 22.60% in 2022 In relation to those of 2021, with a drop of 13.81% in those destined for the automotive sector, an increase of 22.24% in those sent to railways and decreases of 94.13% in the commercial air and 41.74% in the rest.

in 2022Transportation subsidies represented 2.25% of the total expenditure of the National Public Administration and the 17.8% of all economic subsidiesaccording to the OPC Monitor.

Source: Ambito

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