Ride danfo

Price a same-city ride from the bare fare. Fuel scarcity and the transport subsidy stay off until you switch them on.

Check the six needs

Type the vehicle's raw per-kilometre rate. The fare uses half of what you enter. A chauffeured car is 0.

Trek stays free at any distance, and both fare switches start off.

Both switches start off. Wealth starts at Main floor. A Toyota Prado typed as 10 is billed at 5, so 12 km with fuel off, the subsidy off, and wealth at 1 comes to 50 naira.

The order the client uses

Trek is free. For every other local mode the fare multiplies base plus per-kilometre times distance by the fuel factor and the subsidy factor, rounds that product to the nearest 50 naira, and only then multiplies by the wealth table. Fuel scarcity is 1.5 only while its switch is on, and otherwise it is 1. The transport subsidy is 0.5 only for danfo and keke while its switch is on, and otherwise it is 1.

Same-city distance has a floor of 0.6 km. The calculator will not go below that. The 440 km figure belongs to the Air Peace flight and the GIG night bus. Do not type it in as a danfo trip. A danfo at base 100, per-kilometre 5, and 6 km lands on 200 with scarcity only, 50 with the subsidy only, and 100 with both, before wealth. Wealth 10 turns those into 2000, 500, and 1000.

Wealth tiers are Main floor at 1, VIP table at 10, Big Man table at 50, and Oba's table at 100. They scale the rounded fare. They do not scale it before the rounding. Franka's current policy is the transport subsidy, which is why danfo and keke are half price while that policy is in force. The switches still start off so you can see the bare fare first.

Stored rates and your own car

Keke and danfo charge a base of 100 and 5 naira per kilometre, and they are the only modes the subsidy can halve. Okada charges 150 and 8. Cab charges 300 and 15. Trek charges nothing. Minutes per kilometre tell you how long the ride takes, and they do not set the naira: trek 12, keke 3.4, danfo 3, okada 2, cab 2.3, and your own car 2.1.

Your car has a base of 0. There is no single per-kilometre bill for every vehicle. Type the raw rate that belongs to the vehicle, and the fare uses half of it. A chauffeured rate of 0 stays free before wealth, and wealth times zero is still zero. Fuel for that car is the scarcity switch.

Intercity tickets ignore the local formula. Air Peace is 90000 naira, about one hour, 440 km, and aviation staff pay half. The GIG night bus is 25000 naira, about three hours, 440 km, and it drains 18 energy and 16 hygiene. Those drains land on the needs page. They are not subtracted inside the city calculator.

Work a sample before you trust a vibe. Danfo at 2 km with both switches off is the bare shared fare. Turn on only the subsidy and the half applies. Turn on only scarcity and the 1.5 applies before rounding. Turn on both and you can see they stack before the nearest 50, with wealth after that.

Main floor is the right default for a first character. VIP, Big Man, and Oba multiply a fare you have already rounded. A small rounding difference becomes a large bill at 100. Check the bare number, then the table, if a rich origin is the one riding.

The car box starts empty. Type a zero or a positive raw rate. Half of that input is what the formula uses as per-kilometre. A negative or a blank is refused, so the fare never drops below zero.

Try danfo, which charges a base of 100 and 5 per kilometre. Set the distance to 6 and leave wealth on Main floor. Scarcity alone rounds to 200. The subsidy alone rounds to 50. Both together round to 100. Move wealth to VIP table, times 10, and those three results become 2000, 500, and 1000. Big Man multiplies by 50 and Oba multiplies by 100 after the rounding, so read the bare fare before you change the table.

Okada at the same 6 km is 150 plus 48, a raw 198, and the nearest 50 is 200 while both switches are off. Scarcity at 1.5 changes the product before that rounding. The subsidy tick does nothing, because okada's subsidy factor stays at 1. Cab at 6 km is 300 plus 90, a raw 390, which lands on 400, and the half-price tick ignores cab the same way.

Work the car after the shared modes. A chauffeured car types as 0 and stays a free local trip, because half of zero is zero. Any other vehicle is billed at half the raw figure you entered. Enter 10 for a Prado and the fare uses 5.

ModeBasePer kmListed minSubsidy
Trek0012No
Keke10053.4Danfo or keke
Danfo10053Danfo or keke
Okada15082No
Cab300152.3No
Your car0Half of typed rate2.1No
Diagram of local fare inputs before wealth
Base fare, per-kilometre rate, and the switches that change them.
Diagram of career pay from first level to last
Pay ladders for the jobs that fund the next fare.

Player questions

Does the subsidy halve okada or cab?
No. The half-price factor applies only to danfo and keke, and only while the transport subsidy switch is on. Okada, cab, trek, and your car keep a subsidy factor of 1 even if Franka's policy is the one in office and even if you tick the switch. Trek remains free either way. If you want the cheap shared ride, pick danfo or keke and then enable the switch.
Why is the car box empty?
The box waits for the raw per-kilometre rate of the vehicle you have. Billing takes half of that typed figure and keeps the car base at 0. A chauffeured car is 0. Blank, negative, and broken values are refused instead of priced. A Prado entered as 10 therefore bills at 5 per kilometre.