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No city entry fee for private vehicles yet, says Anwar


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In February, federal territories minister Dr Zaliha Mustafa said the government is considering congestion charges under the Kuala Lumpur Traffic Master Plan 2040 to reduce the number of vehicles in the city.
KUALA LUMPUR:

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says the government will not impose congestion charges on private vehicles entering the city for now, given its potential burden on the public.

Anwar said such charges will only be considered once the nation’s public transport network is comprehensive and efficient.

“Some countries impose fees for entering the city, but we are not proposing it as it may be burdensome.

“Only when the public transport is extensive and reliable should we consider it,” he said when opening the Gombak Integrated Terminal today.

The terminal, which officially began operations on March 22, is expected to become a major hub for bus travel to the east coast and other destinations, such as the northern states.

It also provides intercity bus services and…

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