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CIRCULAR 020 DE 2021

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FECHA:      LA PLATA HUILA, 13 DE ABRIL DE 2021

ASUNTO:  CUADRO DE TARIFAS

DE:             GERENCIA

PARA:        EMPRESAS DE TRANSPORTES

 Por medio de la presente circular solicito su colaboración para que en la taquilla de la empresa de transportes que usted representa, ubicada en la Terminal de Transportes de La Plata S.A; se instale un cuadro que sea visible a los usuarios, relacionando el valor de las tarifas actualizadas, origen La Plata Huila a los destinos que la empresa de transportes oferta. 

Agradezco la oportuna gestión que le dispense la presente solicitud.

Cordialmente,

 

DIEGO FERNANDO MOMPOTES NORIEGA

Gerente

 

Proyecto: Carlos Andrés Celis, Jefe Operativo TTLP.

 

Last modified on Martes, 13 Abril 2021 22:34

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