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ForÂmer minÂisÂter of works and transÂport RoÂhan Sinanan says the conÂcerns raised by maxi taxi opÂerÂaÂtors are not frivÂoÂlous, alÂthough he would not lightÂly supÂport inÂdusÂtriÂal acÂtion that leaves comÂmuters strandÂed.
ReÂspondÂing to the onÂgoÂing strike by maxi taxi opÂerÂaÂtors yesÂterÂday, Sinanan said the isÂsues beÂing raised inÂclude the regÂuÂlaÂtion of PH veÂhiÂcles, acÂcess arrangeÂments, safeÂty and seÂcuÂriÂty, opÂerÂatÂing costs, terÂmiÂnal conÂdiÂtions, payÂments for school transÂport serÂvices, and the imÂpleÂmenÂtaÂtion of comÂmitÂments made durÂing meetÂings.
“A lot of work had been done on these matÂters. Some were in train and othÂers at the point of imÂpleÂmenÂtaÂtion,” he said.
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