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The provision of integrated transport infrastructure network-based supply driven.
Preparation of high-tech transportation system, modern and efficient.
The provision of public transport services and goods that seamless, and secure.
Preparation of environment competitive transportation industry.
Provision of effective regulation and enforcement and integrity.

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Ensure that the various transport systems that are efficient, sustainable, integrated, secure, and user-friendly.

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The Ministry of Transport, abbreviated MOT, is a ministry of the Government of Malaysia that is responsible for transport: road transport, civil aviation, marine, road safety, port authority, railway assets, maritime, air accident investigation, logistic, maritime safety, shipping, rail transport, airport, airline.

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Increase the popularity of electric buses, greatly reducing fuel consumption and impact on the environment. Electric buses are generally equipped with air conditioners, which can cool down the working people at the bottom.

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The transportation is inconvenient, so the hourly frequency of KTM and buses can be increased to fill the limitation of MRT operation lines.

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Because the gap between the rich and the poor in Malaysia is still quite large, the government should consider it more from the perspective of the people and build more facilities for the convenience of the people. For example, with regard to MRT, more lines can be built to lead to other places, connecting various areas with Kuala Lumpur, which can greatly improve the mobility of people and the prosperity of various areas.

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The government has added a lot of measures and allocated a lot of money to public transport, road network projects and electric vehicles. Especially in public transport and road network projects. But the progress on these projects is not very obvious.
1. Public transport budgets are larger for public transport passengers than for bus operators.
2. The government allocates a lot of money for transportation facilities and building more transportation lines.

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1. Accessible transportation for persons with disabilities: Malaysia is committed to providing accessible transportation for persons with disabilities.
2. Humanitarian Aid and Relief: Malaysia's transportation system plays a benevolent role in the event of natural disasters or emergencies.
3. Customer service and assistance: In the shipping world, customer service and assistance often evoke empathy.
4. Community transportation services: For underserved communities, community transportation projects have been launched.

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1. The public transportation system is stable: Malaysia's public transportation system operates well as a whole with high operating efficiency.
2. Good infrastructure: Malaysia has developed roads, highways, airports, ports and transportation networks.
3. Transparent fare system: The public transportation system establishes a transparent and standardized fare system to improve the trust among passengers.
4. Social participation: The Ministry of Communications of Malaysia actively communicates with all sectors of society to collect opinions and solve various problems.

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1. Infrastructure Development: Malaysia is investing heavily in building a solid transport infrastructure.
2. Government Initiatives: The government has implemented several initiatives and policies to promote a sustainable and efficient transport system.
3. Public opinion: Buses, trains, taxis and other means of transportation are widely used and loved by Malaysians.
4. Environmental protection concept: With the increase of global warming, Malaysia realizes the importance of sustainable transportation.
5. Cultural influence: Transportation in Malaysia also plays a cultural role.

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1. Electric vehicles: Malaysia is looking at electric vehicles as a sustainable mode of transportation.
2. Intelligent Transportation System (ITS): Malaysia is investing in intelligent transportation systems to optimize traffic management and improve efficiency.
3. Hyper-Speed Rail and High-Speed Rail: Malaysia has expressed keen interest in future transport technologies like Hyper-Speed Rail and High-Speed Rail.
4. Sustainable energy: Malaysia invests in research and development of sustainable energy for transportation.

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1. Economic Impact: The transportation industry contributes significantly to the Malaysian economy.
2. Promoting trade: Malaysia has a complete transportation system, which is highly efficient in promoting trade.
3. Tourism development: A good transportation system is the key to the development of tourism.
4. Job creation: The transportation industry provides employment opportunities in several fields.

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1. Public transportation: The Malaysian government has been promoting public transportation as an alternative to private cars.
2. Environmental protection technology initiatives: The government is actively promoting the development and application of environmental protection technologies in the transportation field.
3. Bicycle and walking facilities: In order to promote non-motor vehicle transportation, the government pays more attention to improving bicycle and walking facilities.
4. Policies and plans: The government has formulated policies and principles for sustainable transport in the city plan.

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Operators are disappointed that the issues of shortage of bus and lorry drivers were not addressed. We had repeatedly requested with the past and present governments to set up a fund to provide free training for those wanting to be bus and lorry driver。

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The lack of funds for public transport promotions, including the omission of initiatives to spur low-carbon mobility, was evident.
For example, How about the efforts to encourage people to shift from private vehicle users to public transportation during peak hours such as tax rebates or incentives?

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Many operators have been operating at losses, and there is nothing for bus operators in this budget but quite a lot for public transport passengers.

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The allocations were more about catering to the road traffic networks and infrastructure projects rather than stimulating public transport growth and providing relief to the transportation sector.

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1. Import and excise duty exemption for fully-imported CBU EVs extended to December 31, 2025 (two-year extension from end-2023, previously extended to end-2024 in first tabling of Budget 2023)
2. Excise duty and sales tax exemption for locally-assembled CKD EVs extended to December 31, 2027 (two-year extension from December 31, 2025)
3. For manufacturers of EV charging equipment: 100% income tax exemption from YA 2023 to 2032
4. For manufacturers of EV charging equipment: 100% investment tax allowance (Elaun Cukai Pelaburan)

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1. The government will bear the cost of riding test for B2 motorcycle category (below 250 cc).
2. It will also absorb the cost for taxi, bus and e-hailing licence PSV test fees.

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1.The government will expand and improve the capacity of Penang International Airport and Subang Airport.
2. Airasia is offering extra flights with fixed fares starting from RM199 and RM249 one-way from Kuala Lumpur or Johor Baru to Kuching, Sibu, Bintulu and Miri.

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1. RM2.7 billion will be allocated to maintain and upgrade federal roads.
2. RM1.5 billion will also be provided to upgrade rural roads and build new ones.
3. RM480 million to construct a new road from Habu to Tanah Rata, Cameron Highlands, Pahang.
4. RM300 million to upgrade Jalan Tun Hamzah to the Semabok intersection at Lebuh AMJ in Melaka.
5. RM160 million to build a road and bridge across Sungai Sepang to connect Bukit Pelandok, Port Dickson and Sungai Pelek in Sepang.
6.The road network to Pengerang, Johor will be improved with a new overtaking lane on Senai-Desaru Highway.
7. RM525 million to widen the Johor stretch of PLUS from Yong Peng Utara to Senai Utara to six lanes.
8. A total of RM50 million will be provided to install street lights, especially in high accident areas

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1. My50 travel pass monthly subscription initiative will be continued, to benefit nearly 180,000 users.
2. myBAS50 unlimited travel pass pilot project to be introduced in Johor Bahru for the SBST programme.
3. RM150 million to expand the implementation of the SBST programme to Melaka, Kuching and Kota Kinabalu.
4. The government is aiming to bring down the development cost for the project MRT3 from the estimated RM50 billion it is at right now to under RM45 billion.