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BC Ferries to Implement New Fuel Surcharge
The fuel surcharge will be 3.5 per cent on average
BC FERRIES New release states - Due to current world fuel market conditions that influence the prices that BC Ferries must pay its diesel fuel suppliers, the company is advising customers that a fuel surcharge will be implemented on the majority of its routes on January 17. The fuel surcharge will be 3.5 per cent on average on all of its routes with the exception of the Port Hardy – Prince Rupert and Prince Rupert – Haida Gwaii routes. There will not be a fuel surcharge added to these routes at this time. BC Ferries is currently paying approximately $0.14 per litre higher than the Commissioner approved fuel price included in its fares (set price). In determining price caps (maximum average fares) for the current four year performance term, the Commissioner established a regulatory set price for fuel for the current year of $0.952 per litre. In November 2013, monthly fuel prices reac…BC Ferries Cuts Service Levels on Salt Spring
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BC Ferries Raising Fees
BC Ferries announced today that it is reminding customers of increases in passenger and vehicle fares effective April 1, 2012. Prices will rise by 4.15 per cent on average on all routes across the fleet. This increase was approved last spring in Bill 14, an amendment to the Coastal Ferry Act. Subsequent price caps will be determined following the Province’s response to the BC Ferry Commissioner’s report. Fare increases are required due to the rising cost of operating and capital expenditures coupled with lower than anticipated traffic levels.
See chart of fares below: