Bolt to raise ride fares in Georgia by 12% from 18 September
According to a BMG report dated 18 September 2026, Bolt planned to raise ride fares in Georgia by 12% across all categories from 18 September 2026. Minimum fares will not be affected.
The company says the decision is based on market data and is meant to support the income of its driver partners. Bolt cited rising fuel and vehicle maintenance costs as factors.
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