PUBLIC TRANSPORT SYSTEMS * Malaysia - Time For Some Dignity In
Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia -Bernama, by Melati Mohd Ariff -October 22, 2008: -- Over the years, complaints on the shoddy services offered in the country's public transport sector have continued to snowball and reached colossal proportions... To further improve public transport's efficiency, the government has pledged a sum of RM35 billion to be utilised for the period 2009-2014... Improvement plans include enhancing the capacity of existing rail services, building new tracks and increasing the number of buses... Regular public transport users including those in the Klang Valley now harbour high hopes that the endless woes they are facing daily would be things of the past... (Picture: Kuala Lampor's bus)* Malaysia - No subsidised diesel for buses
Johor Baru,Malaysia -The Star/Asia One -Oct 22, 2008: -- Schoolbus operators in the city are frustrated that they are not being treated fairly and do not get subsidised diesel... Southern Johor Schoolbus Association president Wu Ngo Tong said operators who used their fleet cards for subsidised fuel were charged RM1.43 instead of RM1.05... Wu said that since the price of diesel had dropped thrice, which was a total of 38 sen, the subsidised diesel should be RM1.05 and not RM1.43...
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