Malaysia’s revised Budget 2023 is currently being tabled by prime minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim in parliament and as usual, we’ll be focusing on automotive- and transport-related matters.
Anwar, who is also finance minister, said that the government will absorb license test fees for B2 motorcycle, taxi, bus and e-hailing categories. This is good news for the majority of motorcycle riders (B2 is for bikes below 250cc) as well as those applying for PSV licenses. However, it’s not new. In the original tabling of Budget 2023 by the previous administration in October last year, this same point was proposed.
The B2 license test fee is currently set at RM17 for Part 1 and RM20 for Part 2 (which includes rental of test motorcycles and use of the test circuit). Most driving schools charge somewhere between RM500 to RM800 for taking the B2 motorcycle licence, including course fees, training sessions and hire of test bikes.
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inb4 PH gomen last time complain about rempiters but now sapots rempiters. #UturnGomen
Rempiters are those whom do stupid things on their bike. Subsidizing people to have a valid licence which can help them in their daily movement is never a problem, most people need bikes as a cheap mode of transportation. People like you are the problem, brain with a size of a peanut making not so clever arguments and comparison. Licence or no licence people like you will always have problems processing thoughts just like the rempiters.
Previous 60 years gomen never said to limit car ownerships only for the rich.
Previous 60 years gomen never said RM 120k car is considered affordable.
Previous 60 years gomen never bash B40 & M40 for not affording an “affordable Rm 120k” EV.
Previous 60 years gomen never send trolls to whack others for highlighting the truth.
Simply put, previous 60 years gomen was never this farkup like today.
Wait for PH to be gomen for 60 years and then can compare who is better. Then its a fair comparison.
Wat da fuk u talking about? I c no understand
Kalau gagal test, boleh repeat test free?
Hopefully no compomised testing result.
Fail is Fail.
Btw, I forsee more bikers for KL roads, to avoid traffic jam.
Got free test now!
More bikers because of the RM17 exemption? Were they walking earlier on?
Awesome
Which government departments owns bikes for test? It’s all owned by the Driving Institute & will they let you use the bikes for free?
JPJ may pay the Driving schools or There is a good reason or opportunity for JPJ to buy for testing.
Can the government formulate a way help elderly citizens without licences to get B2 licences. It’s tiresome for elderly to attend classes and taking exams(test). At least some exemptions.
PSV license means how ar? No need to pay the RM180 fee or just RMXX fee?
does it include the duit kopi to “confirm pass” JPJ tests?
waive RM37 in total of fees. so small amount of money… beli rokok 2 packet sudah habis.
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Bill air
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