Persatuan Anak Muda MADANI Kedah has urged the government to help rural youth obtain driving licences so they can benefit from the BUDI MADANI RON95 subsidy, which offers petrol at RM1.99 per litre.
MADANI Youth Group License Aid
Chairman Datuk Zuraidi Rahim noted that many young people ride motorcycles without licences, making them ineligible for the subsidy. He proposed simplified JPJ programmes in rural areas, including same-day training and testing.
Zuraidi also called for structured funding to Parent-Teacher Associations to support student programmes. He stressed that inclusive access to subsidies and education requires proactive, community-based support from both federal and local agencies.
Follow us on:
Read More News at #latestmalaysia #BusinessNews and #WorldFuture
