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Permit Fees for Cyclists Reduced

Nsereko Brian and Suzan Amooti happily pose on one of the 20 motorcycles delivered by the State House Comptroller Jane Barekye to members of Nkumba Bufulu NRM Mobilizers Association and Quarter guards Association, the Comptroller was fulfilling President Yoweri Kaguta Musveni’s pledges to the two associations at Bendegere Village, Nkumba Parish, Katabi Town Council in Wakiso district on the 20th June 2024. Photo by PPU/Tony Rujuta.

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The Ministry of Works and Transport has reduced the riding permit fees for cyclists.

Boda Boda riders have in the past expressed concern about the exorbitant charges for acquiring the permits.

The Police have on several times impounded motorcycles and arrested the riders for lack of a riding permit, and third pay insurance among others.

Fred Byamukama, the State Minister for Transport on Wednesday said that effective 1st August, learners permit will cost 40,000 from 60,000 shillings.

A one-year riding license will cost 100, 000 shillings from 135,000 shillings, while a three-year license is now at 130,000 shillings from 230,000 shillings.

A five-year riding license is now at 250,000 shillings from 350,000 shillings.

Boda boda riders who have lost their license and want a duplicate will now be charged 60,000 shillings down from 120,000 Shillings.

The renewal of riding classes of all motorcycles including the tricycles commonly known as Tukutuku are to be charged 60,000 shillings from the 140,000 Shillings.

Byamukama said that the revision in the fees is to streamline and regulate the boda boda industry.

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