Ready to transition away from NGVs


A helping hand: A transport ministry staff member holding the brochure on the transition assistance programme. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Stakeholders say that the use of all natural gas vehicles (NGVs) has already been phased out over the past five years for both commercial and private vehicles due to the limited availability of filling stations.

As a result, the impending ban on NGVs is not expected to have a significant impact, especially on taxis, which have also ceased using them, according to Datuk Mohamad Ashfar Ali, president of the Pan Malaysian Bus Operators Association.

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