No Fare or Utility Rate Hikes in Lviv Starting April 1: Key Details.

Lviv Keeps Utility and Transport Prices Frozen from April 1, 2026

According to Novyny.live: Residents of Lviv will not face any increase in public transport fares or basic utility costs starting April 1, 2026. This freeze means existing rates remain unchanged, and all current benefits for eligible groups continue without adjustment—a significant relief for the city’s households.

As of late March 2026, the cost of a single trip on Lviv’s public transport is as follows:

• 25 UAH when paying with cash;
• 20 UAH when paying by bank card or NFC;
• 17 UAH when using a LeoCard or mobile app.

Traveling without a valid ticket carries a fine of 400 UAH. Additionally, on March 26, 2026, the executive committee of the Lviv City Council adjusted the cost of transport services provided by Lvivelektrotrans. The updated rates are:

• 155.97 UAH per kilometer for trolleybuses;
• 191.22 UAH per kilometer for trams.

Benefits and Utility Rates Remain Unchanged

Fare discounts for schoolchildren, students, pensioners, and veterans also stay in place. This policy aims to support socially vulnerable groups, ensuring they can access public transport at reduced prices.

At the same time, current charges for essential utility services are held steady. For example, natural gas costs about 7.96 UAH per cubic meter, electricity is priced at 4.32 UAH per kilowatt-hour (and 2.16 UAH per kilowatt-hour during nighttime hours), centralized water supply runs approximately 17.29 UAH per cubic meter, and wastewater services cost around 8.59 UAH per cubic meter.

By keeping both transport fares and utility bills stable, the city helps residents avoid additional financial strain. This move supports predictable household budgeting and eases concerns about sudden cost increases.

Lviv’s decision to freeze tariffs could improve the social climate in the city, as steady prices for utilities and transit allow inhabitants to plan their expenses without fear of imminent hikes.