The government has urged users of e-hailing services who do not agree with the spike in fares to opt for other modes of transportation.<br /><br />This is because the e-hailing service is provided on a willing buyer-willing seller basis, Deputy Transport Minister Henry Sum Agong said in the Dewan Negara today.<br /><br />"Passengers are free to book with any e-hailing provider and can agree or disagree with the fares quoted.<br /><br />"If they disagree, they can use other modes of public transportation like taxi services," he added.
