Cabbies seek relief after earnings drop by 90 pct in March, says GPST

Gabungan Persatuan dan Syarikat-Syarikat Teksi Semenanjung Malaysia , that represents over 100 taxi companies, today appealed to the government to look into the woes of taxi drivers and taxi companies.

They are no taxi rentals, deferred taxi rentals, and/or discounted taxi rentals, he said in a statement today. “We also ask to consider additional subsidies from Social Security Organisation to assist taxi companies to help their employees who are not drivers but also play a role in supporting the industry as a whole.

“This form of assistance will be able to help our members to sustain and keep their staff during this challenging time.

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