Transport Minister Anthony Loke says the new targeted fuel subsidy, which lowers RON95 prices to RM1.99 per litre, won’t impact public transport ridership. He believes regular commuters will continue using buses and trains, especially with the RM50 monthly pass.
RM1.99 Fuel and Public Transport Usage
Public transport offers convenience and time savings, not just cost benefits. Loke stressed that the subsidy must be viewed beyond Klang Valley, as many rural areas still rely on private vehicles due to limited transit options. The ministry will monitor ridership trends but remains confident that affordability and accessibility will keep public transport relevant for urban workers.
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