The user patterns of public transport users are likely to remain unchanged despite the lower price of Ron 95 gasoline of RM1.99 per liter with the Budi Madani Ron 95 (Budi95) Ron95 Gasoline subsidy that has taken in force, The star has reported.
Communits would continue to use public transport because the services remain cost -effective and practical compared to the management of private vehicles, Minister of Transport Anthony Loke said.
“Public transport is affordable, especially with our RM50 -monthly pass. It also offers convenience and time savings,” said yesterday at the opening of the Gumbbak Integrated Terminal (Terminal Bersepadu Gombak or TBG).
The Ministry of Transport will continue to follow the travel data and at the same time promote the benefits of public transport, and the prices for fuel are only one factor that influences the living work choices, the Minister of Transport said.
In response to ensuring that cheaper gasoline could encourage a greater use of private vehicles, Loke said that the Budi95 targeted subsidy is a targeted initiative to ensure that help reach the right groups.
“There are many other areas and states that depend on private vehicles, especially in the semi-national areas and semi-urban areas, where public transport is still limited. Although we encourage public transport, we must take into account that not every part of the country can depend on public transport. That is why this subsidy is important,” he said.
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