As of February 18, 2026, a new fare structure for public transportation services in Argentina has been implemented, according to a resolution by the Secretariat of Transportation. This adjustment affects the bus fares for lines under national jurisdiction, which will see an increase based on the distance traveled. The new prices reflect the latest standardization in response to rising operational costs and economic factors affecting public transport in the country.

The official bulletin outlines the updated fares for various distance ranges, with costs directly impacting commuters. For example, fares for trips up to 3 kilometers will rise to $650, while longer journeys, particularly those exceeding 27 kilometers, will reach up to $891. The changes will also affect users utilizing the SUBE system without a nominated balance, with corresponding increases in fees.

This fare adjustment highlights ongoing challenges within the public transport sector in Argentina, as authorities strive to balance affordability for users against the operational sustainability of transportation services. The increase comes amid various economic pressures, suggesting further review and adjustments may be necessary as the situation evolves in the upcoming months.