In the city's suburbs, the first three kilometers will cost 9 yuan, up from the previous 8 yuan, and each additional kilometer will cost an additional 0.1 yuan. According to the bureau's calculations, the overall price hike is 6.7 percent, and passengers will have to pay 1.4 yuan more for each trip on average. The city will begin adjusting the meters on the 45,000 taxis in Shanghai today, but that work won't be complete until the end of the month.