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National Transport Commission SPECIAL NOTICE! ANNUAL BUS FARE REVISION - 2017 National Transport Commission SPECIAL NOTICE! ANNUAL BUS FARE REVISION - 2017 Annual bus fare revision has been decided to be granted by the Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation along with the National Transport Commission with effect from 1st July 2017 in terms of the National Bus Fares Policy Full fare in respect of approved Inter provincial (Normal, semi Luxury, luxury and Super Luxury) services implemented by the Sri Lanka Transport Board and Private Passenger Transport Services and the fare table depicting 350 normal fare stages are given below for the information of bus passengers, owners, crews, authorities, and the general public. Stern action will be taken against any operator who charges fare in excess of the approved fare. Normal Service Bus fare Strusture Fare Present Fare Fare Present Fare Present Fare Stage Present Fare New Fare New Fare Present Fare New Fare New Fare Fare Stage Present Fare New Fare New Fare Stage Fare Stage Stage Fare Stage Fare 1 9.00 10.00 60 150.00 159.00 119 279.00 297.00 178 410.00 436.00 237 540.00 574.00 296 670.00 712.00 2 12.00 13.00 61 151.00 160.00 120 282.00 300.00 179 412.00 438.00 238 542.00 576.00 297 672.00 714.00 3 16.00 17.00 62 154.00 163.00 121 284.00 302.00 180 414.00 440.00 239 544.00 578.00 298 674.00 717.00 4 20.00 21.00 63 156.00 166.00 122 286.00 304.00 181 416.00 442.00 240 546.00 581.00 299 676.00 719.00 5 24.00 25.00 64 158.00 168.00 123 288.00 306.00 182 418.00 444.00 241 548.00 583.00 300 679.00 722.00 6 28.00 29.00 65 160.00 170.00 124 290.00 308.00 183 421.00 447.00 242 551.00 586.00 301 681.00 724.00 7 32.00 34.00 66 163.00 173.00 125 293.00 311.00 184 423.00 449.00 243 553.00 588.00 302 683.00 726.00 8 33.00 35.00 67 165.00 175.00 126 295.00 313.00 185 425.00 452.00 244 555.00 590.00 303 685.00 728.00 9 36.00 38.00 68 167.00 177.00 127 297.00 316.00 186 427.00 454.00 245 557.00 592.00 304 687.00 730.00 10 38.00 40.00 69 169.00 180.00 128 299.00 318.00 187 429.00 456.00 246 560.00 595.00 305 690.00 733.00 11 40.00 42.00 70 171.00 182.00 129 301.00 320.00 188 432.00 459.00 247 562.00 597.00 306 - 735.00 12 43.00 45.00 71 174.00 185.00 130 304.00 323.00 189 434.00 461.00 248 564.00 599.00 307 - 738.00 13 45.00 48.00 72 176.00 187.00 131 306.00 325.00 190 436.00 463.00 249 566.00 602.00 308 - 741.00 14 47.00 50.00 73 178.00 189.00 132 308.00 327.00 191 438.00 466.00 250 568.00 604.00 309 - 743.00 15 50.00 53.00 74 180.00 191.00 133 310.00 330.00 192 440.00 468.00 251 571.00 607.00 310 - 745.00 16 52.00 55.00 75 182.00 193.00 134 312.00 332.00 193 443.00 471.00 252 573.00 609.00 311 - 748.00 17 54.00 57.00 76 185.00 196.00 135 315.00 335.00 194 445.00 473.00 253 575.00 611.00 312 - 750.00 18 56.00 60.00 77 187.00 198.00 136 317.00 337.00 195 447.00 475.00 254 577.00 613.00 313 - 753.00 19 58.00 62.00 78 189.00 201.00 137 319.00 339.00 196 449.00 477.00 255 579.00 615.00 314 - 755.00 20 60.00 64.00 79 191.00 203.00 138 321.00 341.00 197 451.00 479.00 256 582.00 618.00 315 - 758.00 21 63.00 67.00 80 193.00 205.00 139 324.00 344.00 198 454.00 482.00 257 584.00 620.00 316 - 760.00 22 65.00 69.00 81 196.00 208.00 140 326.00 346.00 199 456.00 484.00 258 586.00 623.00 317 - 762.00 23 67.00 71.00 82 198.00 210.00 141 328.00 349.00 200 458.00 487.00 259 588.00 625.00 318 - 764.00 24 69.00 73.00 83 200.00 213.00 142 330.00 351.00 201 460.00 489.00 260 590.00 627.00 319 - 767.00 25 72.00 76.00 84 202.00 215.00 143 332.00 353.00 202 462.00 491.00 261 593.00 630.00 320 - 769.00 26 74.00 78.00 85 204.00 217.00 144 335.00 356.00 203 465.00 494.00 262 595.00 632.00 321 - 772.00 27 76.00 81.00 86 207.00 220.00 145 337.00 358.00 204 467.00 496.00 263 597.00 634.00 322 - 775.00 28 78.00 83.00 87 209.00 222.00 146 339.00 360.00 205 469.00 499.00 264 599.00 637.00 323 - 777.00 29 81.00 86.00 88 211.00 224.00 147 341.00 363.00 206 471.00 501.00 265 601.00 639.00 324 - 779.00 30 83.00 88.00 89 213.00 227.00 148 343.00 365.00 207 473.00 503.00 266 604.00 642.00 325 - 781.00 31 85.00 90.00 90 215.00 229.00 149 346.00 368.00 208 476.00 506.00 267 606.00 644.00 326 - 784.00 32 87.00 93.00 91 218.00 232.00 150 348.00 370.00 209 478.00 508.00 268 608.00 646.00 327 - 786.00 33 89.00 95.00 92 220.00 234.00 151 350.00 372.00 210 480.00 510.00 269 610.00 649.00 328 - 789.00 34 92.00 98.00 93 222.00 236.00 152 352.00 374.00 211 482.00 512.00 270 612.00 651.00 329 - 791.00 35 94.00 100.00 94 224.00 238.00 153 354.00 376.00 212 485.00 515.00 271 615.00 654.00 330 - 794.00 36 96.00 102.00 95 226.00 240.00 154 357.00 379.00 213 487.00 517.00 272 617.00 656.00 331 - 796.00 37 98.00 104.00 96 229.00 243.00 155 359.00 381.00 214 489.00 520.00 273 619.00 658.00 332 - 798.00 38 101.00 107.00 97 231.00 245.00 156 361.00 384.00 215 491.00 522.00 274 621.00 660.00 333 - 801.00 39 103.00 109.00 98 233.00 248.00 157 363.00 386.00 216 493.00 524.00 275 623.00 662.00 334 - 804.00 40 105.00 112.00 99 235.00 250.00 158 365.00 388.00 217 496.00 527.00 276 626.00 665.00 335 - 806.00 41 107.00 114.00 100 237.00 252.00 159 368.00 391.00 218 498.00 529.00 277 628.00 667.00 336 - 808.00 42 110.00 117.00 101 240.00 255.00 160 370.00 393.00 219 500.00 531.00 278 630.00 670.00 337 - 810.00 43 112.00 119.00 102 242.00 257.00 161 372.00 395.00 220 502.00 534.00 279 632.00 672.00 338 - 813.00 44 114.00 121.00 103 244.00 259.00 162 374.00 398.00 221 504.00 536.00 280 634.00 674.00 339 - 815.00 45 116.00 123.00 104 246.00 261.00 163 376.00 400.00 222 507.00 539.00 281 637.00 677.00 340 - 817.00 Notes © King 2010 6/28/2017 C:\Users\danushka\Desktop\New folder (2)\Paper add2017ENG A3 46 119.00 126.00 105 249.00 264.00 164 379.00 403.00 223 509.00 541.00 282 639.00 679.00 341 - 820.00 47 121.00 128.00 106 251.00 266.00 165 381.00 405.00 224 511.00 543.00 283 641.00 681.00 342 - 822.00 48 123.00 131.00 107 253.00 269.00 166 383.00 407.00 225 513.00 545.00 284 643.00 683.00 343 - 825.00 49 125.00 133.00 108 255.00 271.00 167 385.00 409.00 226 515.00 547.00 285 646.00 686.00 344 - 827.00 50 127.00 135.00 109 257.00 273.00 168 387.00 411.00 227 518.00 550.00 286 648.00 688.00 345 - 830.00 51 130.00 138.00 110 260.00 276.00 169 390.00 414.00 228 520.00 552.00 287 650.00 691.00 346 - 832.00 52 132.00 140.00 111 262.00 278.00 170 392.00 416.00 229 522.00 555.00 288 652.00 693.00 347 - 834.00 53 134.00 143.00 112 264.00 281.00 171 394.00 419.00 230 524.00 557.00 289 654.00 695.00 348 - 837.00 54 136.00 145.00 113 266.00 283.00 172 396.00 421.00 231 526.00 559.00 290 657.00 698.00 349 - 840.00 55 139.00 148.00 114 268.00 285.00 173 399.00 424.00 232 529.00 562.00 291 659.00 700.00 350 - 842.00 56 141.00 150.00 115 271.00 288.00 174 401.00 426.00 233 531.00 564.00 292 661.00 702.00 57 143.00 152.00 116 273.00 290.00 175 403.00 428.00 234 533.00 567.00 293 663.00 705.00 58 145.00 154.00 117 275.00 292.00 176 405.00 430.00 235 535.00 569.00 294 665.00 707.00 59 148.00 157.00 118 277.00 295.00 177 407.00 433.00 236 537.00 571.00 295 668.00 710.00 Inter Provincial Services - New Bus Fares Air Air Semi Air Semi Semi Route No SERVICE Normal Rs Conditio Route No SERVICE Normal Rs Conditio Route No SERVICE Normal Rs Luxary Conditio Luxary Rs Luxary Rs ned Rs ned Rs Rs ned Rs 1 COLOMBO KANDY 159.00 --- 320.00 42-5 KANDY NOCHCHIYAGAMA 213.00 --- --- 218-6 BADULLA SIRIPURA 166.00 --- --- 1-1 COLOMBO KEGALLE 112.00 --- --- 42-8 COLOMBO MAPALAGAMA 152.00 --- --- 218-8 MAHIYANGANAYAMINNERIYA 152.00 --- --- 1-1/245 NEGOMBO KEGALLE 104.00 --- --- 42-9 COLOMBO THAWALAMA 159.00 --- --- 218/22 ARALAGANVILA AMPARA 238.00 --- --- 1-2 COLOMBO MAWANELLA 128.00 --- 255.00 42-14 MATHALE KEKIRAWA 95.00 --- --- 218/314 BADULLA KADURUWELA 215.00 --- --- 1-3 COLOMBO WARAKAPOLA 83.00 --- --- 42/369 COLOMBO OPATHA 189.00 --- --- 218/685 DEHIATTAKANDIYAHANGURANKETHA 163.00 --- --- 1-4 COLOMBO GALAPITAMADA 98.00 --- --- 42/384-2 COLOMBO BELIATTAKUMBURA 229.00 --- --- 221-1 MAHIYANGANAYASIRIPURA 76.00 --- --- 1/245 NEGOMBO KANDY 157.00 --- 315.00 42/410 COLOMBO THAWALAMA 170.00 --- --- 226 BALANGODA BANDARAWELA 104.00 --- --- 1/627 COLOMBO NILDANDAHINNA 257.00 --- --- 42/430 COLOMBO MORAWAKA 191.00 --- --- 234/580/87 MONARAGALA JAFFNA 595.00 893.00 --- 1/744 COLOMBO PADIYAPELELLA 220.00 --- --- 42/825 KANDY KAHATAGASDIGILIYA 203.00 --- --- 234/580/84 MONARAGALA MANNAR 468.00 --- --- 2 COLOMBO MATARA 203.00 305.00 405.00 43 KANDY ANURADHAPURA 182.00 --- 365.00 245-1/182/18-2NEGOMBO HATTON 217.00 --- --- 2-1 COLOMBO GALLE 152.00 --- 305.00 43-1 KANDY MANNAR 297.00 446.00 --- 270/17/2 NEGOMBO MATARA 281.00 --- --- 2-3 COLOMBO AMBALANGODA 117.00 --- 235.00 43/87 KANDY JAFFNA 405.00 608.00 --- 270/228/3 NEGOMBO KATARAGAMA 381.00 --- --- 2-4 COLOMBO YATIYANA 224.00 --- --- 43/857 KANDY VAUNIYA 227.00 341.00 --- 285/1 MATHUGAMA KANDY 232.00 --- --- 2-6 COLOMBO DEYYANDARA 248.00 --- --- 45 KANDY TRINCOMALEE 229.00 --- --- 285/6/15-12 MATUGAMA ANURADAPURA 351.00 --- --- 2-9 COLOMBO DEYYANDARA 240.00 --- --- 46 KEGALLE KADURUWELA 210.00 --- --- 301/218 BIBILA KADURUWELA 173.00 --- --- 2-10 COLOMBO DEYYANDARA 245.00 --- --- 47-3 KANDY WELIMADA 159.00 --- --- 303-1 MONARAGALA PANAMA 123.00 --- --- 2-12 COLOMBO KIRINDA 236.00 --- --- 47-1/43/87 DIYATHALAWA JAFFNA 588.00 882.00 --- 311-2 NUWARAELIYA WELIMADA 55.00 --- --- 2/13 COLOMBO MAWARALA 250.00 --- --- 47-3/328 KANDY LUNUWATTA 173.00 --- --- 311/488/98 NUWARAELIYA AMPARA 306.00 --- --- 2/4-3 MATARA ANURADHAPURA 438.00 657.00 --- 48 COLOMBO KALMUNAI 436.00 654.00 870.00 312/218 GALAUDA SURIYAPOKUNA 159.00 --- --- 2/8 MATARA MATALE 374.00 561.00 --- 48-1 COLOMBO BATTICALOA 388.00 582.00 775.00 314/580/15-7BANDARAWELA VAUNIYA
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