Bridging the gap: A person in a wheelchair being assisted by a helper while crossing a street in Perak, in this file photo. Activists say 100 new vans are just a start, with greater efforts needed to improve first- and last-mile connectivity.
PETALING JAYA: The proposal to fund 100 specially designed mobility vans to ease daily travel for persons with disabilities (OKU) is a milestone for inclusive transport, say activists and stakeholders.
The announcement made by the government under Budget 2026, however, must be part of a wider plan to make the nation’s transport system truly barrier-free, they said.
