Generally, most Malaysians use less than 300 litres per month. There should be somekind of incentive for the
rakyat who use much less than that. Just let those who use more pay the full price except for commercial vehicles. In the mean time, public transport needs to be improved greatly! An efficient PT fetching 40 passengers will save more fuel than 40 drivers driving the most fuel efficient cars!
Lost the fuel subsidy is one of the hits. Unable to change the car to a smaller unit will be the consequent impact, due to expected price drop of big cars. The domino effects is likely to raise the inflation higher. Poor public transportaion make no option of alternative.
Generally, most Malaysians use less than 300 litres per month. There should be somekind of incentive for the
rakyat who use much less than that. Just let those who use more pay the full price except for commercial vehicles. In the mean time, public transport needs to be improved greatly! An efficient PT fetching 40 passengers will save more fuel than 40 drivers driving the most fuel efficient cars!
Lost the fuel subsidy is one of the hits. Unable to change the car to a smaller unit will be the consequent impact, due to expected price drop of big cars. The domino effects is likely to raise the inflation higher. Poor public transportaion make no option of alternative.
Do I need a helpless BOSS?