Passengers across Ghana are set to pay higher fares for road travel from Wednesday, April 8, 2026, following a nationwide adjustment by VIP Jeoun Transport.
The transport company says the increase is necessary to sustain operations amid rising costs within the sector, urging passengers to take note and plan their journeys accordingly.
New Fare Highlights from Accra
Under the revised pricing:
Accra to Kumasi – ₵150
Accra to Sunyani / Techiman – ₵200
Accra to Dormaa / Drobo – ₵220
Accra to Sampa – ₵230
Long-distance routes have also seen significant increases:
Accra to Tamale – ₵360
Accra to Yendi – ₵380
Accra to Bolgatanga – ₵410
Accra to Navrongo / Paga – ₵420
Accra to Bawku – ₵430
Accra to Kulungugu – ₵460
Accra to Wa – ₵390
Accra to Tumu – ₵440
Other affected routes include:
Accra to Obuasi – ₵180
Dunkwa-on-Offin – ₵190
Berekum – ₵210
Atwima Abuakwa / Effiduase – ₵160
Nyinahini – ₵180
Samreboi – ₵220
Revised Fares from Kumasi
Kumasi to Sunyani / Ahafo Goaso – ₵70
Kumasi to Tamale – ₵210
Kumasi to Wa – ₵240
Kumasi to Bolgatanga – ₵250
Kumasi to Bawku – ₵270
Kumasi to Kulungugu – ₵300
Management explained that the new pricing structure follows a review of operational costs, including fuel and maintenance, and appealed to customers for understanding.
The increment adds to growing concerns among commuters over the rising cost of transportation across Ghana, as households continue to feel the impact of increasing fares nationwide.
