LEMON BLOG

If you've been following Malaysia's fuel subsidy updates, there's a new development that's worth paying attention to. The government has officially announced a revision to the BUDI95 petrol subsidy scheme, and it's set to take effect very soon.

Malaysia's Road Transport Department (JPJ) has issued a stark reminder to motorists: unpaid traffic summonses are no longer just a legal inconvenience. Those who continue to ignore them may soon find themselves unable to renew their driving licence or road tax, which in turn makes them ineligible for the BUDI95 petrol subsidy. Because the programme requires motorists to hold a valid licence, any form of blacklisting immediately cuts off access.

In response to the alarming surge in online scams, the Malaysian government is exploring new regulations that could soon require all advertisers on social media platforms to verify their identities. The move, currently under review by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC), is part of a broader effort to enhance online safety through new legislation.

The Multi-Lane Fast Flow (MLFF) toll system has been making headlines lately, with ministers frequently discussing its implementation and future. However, according to Deputy Works Minister Ahmad Maslan, PLUS is the one driving this initiative—not the government.