Digital road tax to stay, says Loke

The Star

There is no need to review the digital road tax policy, says Anthony Loke.  The Transport Minister said the country has to be progressive in its policies and once the road tax has gone digital, there was no turning back.  Read more at https://shorturl.at/psF5S  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00Before this, there were a lot of people who asked, is physical road tech better than digital road tech?

00:08Thailand also asked our family to provide physical road tech.

00:12Will there be a re-study on physical road tech?

00:15No more re-study.

00:17We have to be progressive.

00:19Everything that is digital, of course we have digitalized it.

00:22But we can still print it out.

00:24No problem.

00:26If they want to go abroad, just print it out.

00:28No problem, we don't need to re-study it.

00:31So digital will be maintained.

00:33But it doesn't mean that they can't print out the road tech.

00:37They can print it out.

00:38If they want to go to Thailand, they need it physically.

00:42Just print it out.

00:43No problem.

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