Loke: Public transport users to maintain status quo despite Budi95 rollout


KUALA LUMPUR: The travel pattern of public transport users is unlikely to change despite the lower pump price under the Budi95 initiative, as affordability and convenience remain their main considerations.

Commuters would continue to use public transport as the services remain cost-effective and practical compared with driving private vehicles, says Anthony Loke (pic).

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