According to bus association sources, nearly 14,500 private buses, that come under 12 different organisations, were taking part in the strike.
One of their main demands was to fix the minimum fare at Rs 10 and also a 50 per cent hike in concession for students, Kerala Private Bus Operators Association president M B Sathyan said.
The stir caused hardship to public, especially in certain parts of the state which largely depend on private buses. State-run Kerala State Transport Corporation operated more bus services for the benefit of passengers.
Along with minimum fare, charges per kilometre for all category of services have also been increased.
The revised bus fare would come into affect from March 1.
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