Overview
- Governor Delfina Gómez will soon formalize new public transport fares in the State of Mexico after seven years without adjustment
- Proposals under review would lift the minimum fare from 12 to 16 pesos and the maximum from 26 to 29 pesos following operators’ requests
- The six-month tariff study by IPN and UNAM specialists segmented analyses by region to align financial viability with passenger affordability
- Operators cited a 60–70 percent jump in vehicle acquisition costs and diesel prices rising from 17 to 24 pesos per liter
- The regulatory framework requires stakeholder consultations and official approval, with an announcement expected in the coming days