E-hailing drivers appeal for minimum 1,000-litre quota


PETALING JAYA: E-hailing drivers say the current 600-litre monthly RON95 quota under the Budi95 scheme is insufficient to sustain their daily operations, urging the government to increase it to at least 1,000 litres.

Grab driver Mohd Saiful Faiz Md Nazri said drivers are struggling to manage long-distance trips within the limited quota, especially those handling Standard and JustGrab services that receive higher ride volumes.

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