South fare unaffected by fuel

Transportation rates in Lebanon have been affected, experiencing an increase following the Council of Ministers’ decision in February to raise gasoline prices, despite the decline in fuel prices since early May. Rates remain unregulated and are influenced by various factors such as economic and security conditions, differing between regions—especially in the south, where they are unique due to the security situation of Syrian passengers. Although oil prices have fallen to about $26 per barrel for gasoline, actual fares on the streets have not decreased, due to security concerns and economic challenges that lead to chaos in price setting.

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