Argentinian bus companies are warning that fares could rise to $2,500 without government subsidies. A debt of $40 billion pesos, delayed subsidies, and increasing operational costs are putting significant pressure on these companies. The companies indicate that current fares are already among the most expensive in relation to the minimum wage in Argentina. Without state assistance, a substantial fare hike appears inevitable. This situation highlights the financial difficulties within the Argentinian public transportation sector. The rising costs threaten the accessibility of public transport for many citizens in Argentina. Further delays in subsidy payments could exacerbate the problem, leading to even more drastic measures.