Two transport consultants have urged the government to work with Singapore to expand and modernise the bilateral Cross-Border Taxi Scheme (CBTS) for better connectivity between Johor Bahru and the island republic.
Wan Agyl Wan Hassan and Rosli Azad Khan pointed out that the existing CBTS is underutilised.
Both were responding to a call by a Dewan Rakyat backbencher for Singapore to lift the ban on e-hailing rides from Johor Bahru.
They said that the CBTS was limited in terms of reach and user experience, with only 200 licensed cabs permitted from each country, operating with fixed single pick-up and drop-off points — Larkin Sentral in Johor Bahru and Ban San Street Terminal in Singapore.
Rosli said both authorities should look into improving the system and adding more pick-up and drop-off points for the convenience of passengers.
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