Ethiopian Transport Authority Tariff 2021

unveiled a massive overhaul of its 371-page customs tariff book, replacing the 2017 version to protect local industries and promote "home-grown" economic growth. The Quest for a Car

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes based on public directives from the Ethiopian Transport Authority (2021). Tariffs are subject to change based on currency fluctuation and new legislation. Always verify current rates with the Ministry of Transport & Logistics in Addis Ababa.

A Look Back at the Ethiopian Transport Authority’s 2021 Tariff Adjustments ethiopian transport authority tariff 2021

In 2021, the Ethiopian government prioritized the stability of public transport fares to mitigate the economic impact of rising fuel prices. While retail fuel prices saw upward adjustments, the government maintained a specifically for public transport vehicles to keep passenger tariffs unchanged for the general public.

While these tariffs have since faced periodic reviews due to inflation and fuel price volatility, the 2021 framework remains a foundational reference for transport operators and compliance officers. unveiled a massive overhaul of its 371-page customs

released a statement arguing that the 50% increase was "tone-deaf" to the economic contraction caused by the Tigray conflict and COVID-19. They noted that many small-scale clearing agents would go bankrupt because their margins (traditionally 3-5%) could not absorb the new floor rates.

For the Modjo Dry Port to Addis Ababa corridor (approximate distance 70km), the 2021 directive set specific fixed fees: Always verify current rates with the Ministry of

These were the official rates established in late 2021 for minibus taxis: Previous Tariff (Birr) New Tariff (Birr) Up to 2.5km 2.6 to 5km 5.1 to 7.5km 7.6 to 10km 10.1 to 12.5km 12.6 to 15km 15.1 to 17.5km 17.6 to 20km Source: 2Merkato / Addis Ababa City Transport Bureau Ethiopia: Addis Revises Taxi Tariff - 2Merkato