With respect to increaseexplained that it will be 105.08%. “The percentage is due to the wage mobility that occurred in the trade agreement from October 31, 2023, to April 30, 2024.“, he pointed.
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The increase in metered parking is carried out semiannually and by ordinance.
Sebastian Fariña Petersen
This is how the new rates that will be implemented for the metered parking system in the city of Neuquén will be as follows:
- 1st Hour: $507.27
- 2nd Hour: $620.02
- 3rd Hour: $760.95
- 1 hour card: $760.00
Meanwhile, for those who opt for monthly modalities, the values will be the following:
- Front Subscription: $19,720.19
- General Subscription: $50,489.75
The record for non-payment will be adjusted to $11,748.52.
“These adjustments respond to the need to update the tariff system to continue offering a quality service. and adapted to the traffic and mobility needs of our city,” they said.
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The increase in measured parking is 105.08%.
Sebastian Fariña Petersen
Taxi increases
As for the increase in taxi fares, the new rates have been in effect since last May. In this month, the daytime rate drop went from 969 pesos to 1,195, based on the value of the Infinia Diesel at the Automobile Club. The increases in this service respond to a cost methodology in which the rate schedule is renewed every six months, that is, in May and November.
With this increase, which will be around 20%, the nightly price drop will reach 1,470 pesos.
Remisses have also increased, and these rates are slightly higher than taxi fares. The taxi’s night rate automatically became the remisse’s daytime rate and 23% was added for the night rate, so it went to 1,800 pesos.
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Taxis and remisses also increase semiannually by ordinance.
Sebastian Fariña Petersen
Given the economic crisis that the province and the country are going through, some taxi drivers did not agree with the rate increase for fear of losing even more customers. However, on the other hand, the owners insisted on carrying out this adjustment due to the difficulty involved in keeping their cars in good condition.
Although the rate increase is carried out by ordinance, this sector of taxi drivers who are against the increase explained that they do not want their work to be reduced. “We do not agree because now that activity is being maintained, if it increases again, people will stop taking taxis,” they commented.
