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Global supply chains have become much more unpredictable over the past few years. From geopolitical tensions and shipping delays to rising fuel prices and commodity fluctuations, many of these issues may seem far away at first, but they can eventually affect everyday life in Malaysia through higher prices, delayed goods, and uncertainty in key sectors.
If you've been feeling the pinch every time you top up your tank lately, you're definitely not alone. With fuel prices climbing, even routine errands—like a quick trip to renew your road tax—can start to feel like unnecessary expenses. That's exactly why Jabatan Pengangkutan Jalan (JPJ) is now doubling down on one simple message: go digital whenever you can.
Rising fuel prices are once again putting pressure on transport operators, and Grab's latest move in Singapore shows just how quickly that pressure can flow down to drivers and passengers. GrabCab has announced a temporary increase in metered taxi fares from March 30 until May 31, saying the adjustment is meant to help drivers cope with higher fuel costs during a period of price volatility.
A New Safeguard Against Abuse - The government has announced an important control measure for the BUDI95 subsidised petrol programme, which offers fuel at RM1.99 per litre. To prevent misuse, individuals will only be able to refuel once per day at the subsidised rate.
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