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5 stories in #public-transport · Radio America Honduras
Clear filtersIHTT Releases Week 5 Vehicle-Inspection Schedule
The Institute of Transportation (IHTT) has published dates, times, and locations for mandatory vehicle safety inspections (FTM) in week 5 across its regional offices nationwide.
Radio América HondurasRead on XPublished on Honduras Daily · Sep 18, 2026#vehicle-inspection#ihtt#public-transportBusiness Leader Urges Fuel Savings Be Passed to Drivers
Rafael Medina, former head of Tegucigalpa's Chamber of Commerce, urged oil companies and transporters to pass falling global fuel prices to consumers quickly, noting that inflation jumped nearly 1.5 percentage points above year-ago levels partly because of earlier fuel-cost increases.
Radio América HondurasRead on XPublished on Honduras Daily · Jul 4, 2026#fuel-prices#inflation#public-transportEconomist Urges Bus Fare Review as Fuel Prices Fall
An economist at Fosdeh argues that recent declines in diesel prices justify revising public transport fares that were raised months ago as a temporary measure tied to fuel costs.
Radio América HondurasRead on XPublished on Honduras Daily · Jun 28, 2026#fuel-prices#public-transport#inflationInfrastructure Minister Proposes Taxi Gas-Conversion Pilot
Infrastructure Minister Aníbal Ehrler proposed a pilot program to convert 400 taxis in Tegucigalpa, San Pedro Sula, and La Ceiba to natural gas, aiming to cut fuel costs amid rising global fuel prices and threats of service strikes by transport operators.
Intercity Bus Operators Seek Government Subsidy
The intercity bus sector, losing thousands of lempiras daily on major routes, is calling on the government to negotiate a subsidy or bonus to offset falling passenger revenue and rising operational costs including wages, fuel, taxes, and extortion.