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$$$ PHV car rental surge over the roof top
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Too many drivers
using phv as family car and as a form of side income and topping up petrol in JB.
phv trip fares dropping non
stop .
Grab Rentals and phv Rental Companies
petrol companies , LTA are the real
winners.
using phv as family car and as a form of side income and topping up petrol in JB.
phv trip fares dropping non
stop .
Grab Rentals and phv Rental Companies
petrol companies , LTA are the real
winners.
Phv cars fares and ridership
will continue to fall ,
will continue to fall ,
Huat big big loh
Cheap le. Heard even got per day 170 one...
Alphard?
Instead of voting against the policies, they chose to be a slave
A self feeding loop for Swiss standard of living
Road to forever eternal prosperity
didn,'t know
the COE revenue collected each year
is also a state secret :(
See ChatGPT ,
In recent years, the Singaporean government has collected significant revenue from the Certificate of Entitlement (COE) system due to rising COE prices. The COE, a permit to own a vehicle in Singapore, has seen record high premiums, driven by demand and limited quotas. As of 2022, for example, COE prices in certain categories peaked at over SGD 114,000 in the Open Category (used for large vehicles) and SGD 92,000 for Category B (cars above 1,600cc). These high prices reflect both demand and government policy aimed at controlling vehicle population in the context of limited road space.
However, the government does not publicly release exact figures on total COE revenue each year.
Estimates based on bid prices and the number of COEs issued suggest that annual COE revenue likely reaches billions in SGD, given the high premiums across various categories.
The COE revenue is part of Singapore's overall transport policy framework, which aims to manage traffic congestion and promote public transportation as alternatives.
Byd suv. Alphard 200 plus le
Let sinki experience Swiss Taxi fare mah
@Ralders pls take care of our friend above
That one k公公 needs to broadcast his master propaganda.
K 公公also known as krafty a taxidriver aka broadwalk at hwz a taxidriver who air his ball and living in his mom hse in teban garden.
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