The increases were arranged by Subterráneos de Buenos Aires (Sbase), through resolution 5, published on February 27 in the Official City Gazette.
The subway fare It increased 38.1% today and went to $58, within the framework of an adjustment process that will bring the value of the ticket to $80 next October.
The increases were arranged by Subterráneos de Buenos Aires (Sbase), through resolution 5, published on February 27 in the Official City Gazette.
In this way, from today the trip by subway started to cost $58 while the Premetro service is worth $20. The values will go up again in May ($67 for the subway and $24 for the Premetro), June ($74 and $26) and October ($80 and $28, respectively).
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In the case of the subway, the discount of the SUBE Network and the benefit for frequent passengers continue to be valid, with discounts of 20%, 30% and 40% that are applied automatically once they exceed 20, 30 or 40 monthly trips respectively. .
“The update will make it possible to reduce the subsidy, which is currently well above the historical average (86% vs. 60%),” Sbase said.
SUBE discounts
In addition, the passes for retirees and pensioners, people with disabilities, transplant recipients and on the waiting list – all of them can travel for free -, the student ticket – which is also free – and the social, teacher and student subscriptions, for students are still in progress. secondary and tertiary schools, he added.
The social payment is intended for beneficiaries of social plans administered by the government of the city of Buenos Aires, of the Porteña Citizenship program; beneficiaries of the Male and Female Heads of Household Plan and people in a situation of chronic or recurring unemployment.
Also for those who prove that they have a family income that is below the basic family basket published by INDEC; persons who prove that they are in a situation of indigence; beneficiaries of the subsidy for the Cromañón tragedy; Malvinas ex-combatants and those groups identified by current City regulations with special needs or in a situation of high social vulnerability.
Source: Ambito
