Driving schools, bus operators urged to stay patient


Transport matters: Dr Wee speaking during a virtual dialogue with key industry players about the reopening of driving institutes and express bus services. — Photo courtesy of Dr Wee’s Facebook page

PUTRAJAYA: Discussions will be held with several ministries before an announcement is made regarding driving institutes and express bus operators who are still unable to operate fully, says Transport Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong

He said proposals involving these two sectors would be discussed in detail with the Health and Finance ministries and the National Security Council to find solutions to the issues that plagued the industry as they were still unable to operate due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

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