CVLB assures Labuan operators of best service
Published on: Saturday, November 04, 2023
Vivian also vowed to continue to meet with various stakeholders of the commercial vehicle industry throughout the State to collect much-needed feedback and suggestions directly.
LABUAN: Sabah Commercial Vehicle Licensing Board (CVLB) Chairperson Vivian Wong Shir Yee assured the best service for all commercial vehicle operators here despite not having an office on the island.
Vivian, who is also Sandakan MP, said this at a CVLB Sabah dialogue with various commercial vehicle operators in Labuan recently.
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It was the third dialogue held by CVLB Sabah, after Sandakan and Tawau.
Vivian is the first CVLB Sabah Chairperson to hold a face-to-face meeting with operators and stakeholders in Labuan.
Also present were CVLB Sabah Deputy Chairman Datuk Musa Sulaiman and Director Daikin Unsir.
During the nearly two-hour session, several representatives from local taxi associations, e-hailing operators, minibus and lorry associations, and transport operators presented various issues related to the concerns of their respective organisations.
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These include e-hailing fare floor prices, restrictions for local taxis and buses to travel outside the island when not in operation, bus age limits and the types of cargo carried by licensed lorries.
“Although not all the issues raised can be resolved immediately, most operators and stakeholders are happy with the dialogue.
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“They hope it will also become a common thing and necessity through the involvement of CVLB Sabah which is sensitive to its customers who are far from CVLB Sabah offices,” Vivian said.
Vivian also vowed to continue to meet with various stakeholders of the commercial vehicle industry throughout the State to collect much-needed feedback and suggestions directly.
She said the Board of Directors, together with the Ministry of Transport, would examine every issue raised so as to improve CVLB Sabah services.
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