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Rapid KL On-Demand now accepts debit, credit cards

Summary by Paul Tan's Automotive News
Rapid KL On-Demand vans will accept debit and credit cards from today. This was announced by transport minister Anthony Loke, who said that 20 vans current operating in seven zones will be fitted with card payment readers starting today. The open payment system is expected to be fully operational by May. Rapid KL On-Demand, the new name for Demand Responsive Transit (DRT), is operating in 37 zones with 110 vans, and will continue to expand with …
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Rapid KL On-Demand now accepts debit, credit cards

Rapid KL On-Demand vans will accept debit and credit cards from today. This was announced by transport minister Anthony Loke, who said that 20 vans current operating in seven zones will be fitted with card payment readers starting today. The open payment system is expected to be fully operational by May. Rapid KL On-Demand, the new name for Demand Responsive Transit (DRT), is operating in 37 zones with 110 vans, and will continue to expand with …

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MOT: No plans to implement congestion charge on private vehicles in KL - Auto News

The Transport Minister said the government does not plan to impose a congestion charge on private vehicles in Kuala Lumpur for now.   He added that the Cabinet Committee on Road Safety and Congestion has previously discussed the matter in depth, and notify the ministry's views on prioritising the improvement of public transport quality.   "Therefore, the Transport Ministry does not currently plan to implement a congestion charge on private vehic…

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Loke: Government Prioritises Public Transport Over Congestion Charges

Last month, one of the most widely discussed topics was the potential implementation of congestion charges in major cities like Kuala Lumpur. However, Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook has stated that the government currently has no plans to impose congestion charges on private vehicles in the capital. He made this statement during a question-and-answer session in the Dewan Rakyat yesterday when asked by Senator Tan Sri Datuk Low Kian Ch…

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Lowyat.NET broke the news in on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.
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