After weeks of collective refusal to ride, PUTCO and township representatives reached a compromise on 1 April. The company restored the previous fare for a period, ending the boycott. Residents' sustained action showed how collective withdrawal of labour and custom could contest everyday apartheid-era costs. The result followed a broad civic campaign involving local committees, workers, women and political organisations.
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