Category: Toll

Works Ministry should ensure that PLUS maintains North-South Highway in proper and safe conditions to minimise accidents and not just be interested in collecting tolls

by Parliamentary Opposition Leader, DAP Secretary-General and MP for Tanjung, Lim Kit Siang, in Penang on Sunday. 26th June 1994:

Works Ministry should ensure that PLUS maintains North-South Highway in proper and safe conditions to minimise accidents and not just be interested in collecting tolls

The Works Ministry should ensure that PLUS maintains the North-South Highway in proper and safe conditions so as to minimise accidents and not just be interested in collecting tolls. Continue reading Works Ministry should ensure that PLUS maintains North-South Highway in proper and safe conditions to minimise accidents and not just be interested in collecting tolls

DAP calls on Cabinet to freeze the 20 per cent increase in the highway toll rates for Class 3 vehicles (lorries and trailers) as it is against a 1987 government promise that there would be no increase of highway toll rates or the first five years from 1989-1994

by Parliamentary Opposition Leader, DAP Secretary-General and MP for Tanjung, Lim Kit Siang, in Petaling Jaya on Thursday, 2.1.1992:

DAP calls on Cabinet to freeze the 20 per cent increase in the highway toll rates for Class 3 vehicles (lorries and trailers) as it is against a 1987 government promise that there would be no increase of highway toll rates or the first five years from 1989-1994

DAP calls on Cabinet to freeze the 20 per cent increase in the highway toll rates for Class 3 vehicles (lorries and trailers) as it is against a 1987 government promise that there would be no increase of highway toll rates or the first five years from 1989-1994 after the award of the North-South Highway privatisation contract to United Engineers Malaysia (UEM). Continue reading DAP calls on Cabinet to freeze the 20 per cent increase in the highway toll rates for Class 3 vehicles (lorries and trailers) as it is against a 1987 government promise that there would be no increase of highway toll rates or the first five years from 1989-1994

DAP calls on the Canbinet to explain why it had allowed Syarikat Teratai to mislead it into believing that the KL tolls project is double the actual cost

By Parliamentary Opposition Leader, DAP Secretary-General and MP for Tanjung, Lim Kit Siang, in Petaling Jaya on Friday, 21st September 1990:

DAP calls on the Canbinet to explain why it had allowed Syarikat Teratai to mislead it into believing that the KL tolls project is double the actual cost

When the Deputy Prime Minister, Ghafar Baba, announced the immediate suspension of the Cheras toll collection at the Cabinet meeting on 12th September, he said the Teratai tools project cost $588 million – $300 million for the building of flyovers and the improvement and widening of roads at the nine interchanges and $288 million involved operating cost and payment of interests on loans taken by Teratai for the project. Continue reading DAP calls on the Canbinet to explain why it had allowed Syarikat Teratai to mislead it into believing that the KL tolls project is double the actual cost

Liong Sik is so frightened by DAP’s Tanjong II ‘exercise in futility’ that for the second time, he is ‘on the run’ looking for a ‘safe’ seat to contest in next general elections

By parliamentary Opposition Leader, DAP Secretary-General and MP for Tanjung, Lim Kit Sian, in Penang on Tuesday, Sept.18, 1990:

Liong Sik is so frightened by DAP’s Tanjong II ‘exercise in futility’ that for the second time, he is ‘on the run’ looking for a ‘safe’ seat to contest in next general elections

MCA President, Datuk Dr. Ling Liong Sik , said in Butterworth yesterday that the DAP’s Tanjung II project to capture the Penang Governmnet in the next general elections is an “exercise in futility” Continue reading Liong Sik is so frightened by DAP’s Tanjong II ‘exercise in futility’ that for the second time, he is ‘on the run’ looking for a ‘safe’ seat to contest in next general elections

DAP calls on the Government to stop paying $100,000 a day as compensation to Teratai K.G. Sdn. Bhd. For suspension of Cheras tolls as its collection was unlawful

By Parliamentary Opposition Leader, DAP Secretary-General and MP for Tanjung, Lim Kit Siang, in Petaling Jaya on Tuesday, September 18,1990:

DAP calls on the Government to stop paying $100,000 a day as compensation to Teratai K.G. Sdn. Bhd. For suspension of Cheras tolls as its collection was unlawful

The Prime Minister, Datuk Seri Dr. Mahathir Mohamed, said yesterday that the Government is paying $100,000 a day in compensation to the Jalan Cheras toll project developer, Teratai K.G. Sdn. Bhd. for the suspension of the Cheras tolls. Continue reading DAP calls on the Government to stop paying $100,000 a day as compensation to Teratai K.G. Sdn. Bhd. For suspension of Cheras tolls as its collection was unlawful

The continued detention of Lim Vit Chee will be a daily symbol of the abuse of power by Barisan Nasional government against Cheras bolt protestors

Speech by Parliamentary Opposition Leader, DAP Secretary-General and MP for Tanjung , Lim Kit Siang, at the DAP Seremban Ceramah to welcome the entry into DAP of 27 Chinese educationists and civil right activists held at Chinese Recreation Club, Seremban on Saturday, 15th September 1990 at 5 p.m.

The continued detention of Lim Vit Chee will be a daily symbol of the abuse of power by Barisan Nasional government against Cheras bolt protestors

I have asked the DAP MP for Sungai Besi, Sdr. Tan Kok Wee, who had just been released after seven days of detention under the Internal Security Act for his role in the Cheras tolls protest, to come along to tonight’s ceramah to highlight three points: Continue reading The continued detention of Lim Vit Chee will be a daily symbol of the abuse of power by Barisan Nasional government against Cheras bolt protestors

DAP calls for a public inquiry into the negligence and mishandling of the Government in the Cheras tolls issue

Speech by Parliamentary Opposition Leader, DAP Secretary-General and MP for Tanjung , Lim Kit Siang, at the meeting with the Batu Pahat DAP Liaison Committee held in Batu Pahat on Friday, 14th September 1990 at 4 p.m.

DAP calls for a public inquiry into the negligence and mishandling of the Government in the Cheras tolls issue

The statement by Deputy Prime Minister, Ghafar Baba, yesterday that the government had been negligent in the study on the Cheras residents were fully justified in their spontaneous demonstration last Friday because the Government had mishandled the Cheras toll issue. Continue reading DAP calls for a public inquiry into the negligence and mishandling of the Government in the Cheras tolls issue

DAP to launch a nation-wide campaign to protest against the detention of DAP MP for Sungei Besi, Tan Kok Wai and two others under the ISA over the ISA over the Cheras tolls issue

Speech by Parliamentary Opposition Leader, DAP Secretary-General and MP for Tanjung, lim Kit Siang, at the Petaling Jaya Election Committee meeting at DAP Sea Park Branch Premises on Thursday, 1990 at 8.30 p.m

DAP to launch a nation-wide campaign to protest against the detention of DAP MP for Sungei Besi, Tan Kok Wai and two others under the ISA over the ISA over the Cheras tolls issue

The Police should immediately release Tan Kok Wai, DAP MP for Sungai Besi, Lim Yit Chee, aide to DAP MP for Bukit Bintang, and Wong Ah Chee, chairman of the Cheras Residents Anti-Toll Action Committee who had been detained under the Internal Security Act for the past week because of the Cheras tolls issue. Continue reading DAP to launch a nation-wide campaign to protest against the detention of DAP MP for Sungei Besi, Tan Kok Wai and two others under the ISA over the ISA over the Cheras tolls issue

DAP calls for all the documents related t the Teratai privatization contract for the Cheras tolls to be made public

by Parliamentary Opposition Leader, DAP Secretary-General and MP for Tanjung, Lim Kit Siang, in Petaling Jaya on Wednesday, 12th September 1990:

DAP calls for all the documents related t the Teratai privatization contract for the Cheras tolls to be made public

Deputy Prime Minister, Ghafar Baba, said yesterday that it would cost the Government $200 million in subsidies if it reduced the toll charges by 50 per cent. Continue reading DAP calls for all the documents related t the Teratai privatization contract for the Cheras tolls to be made public

If MCA Ministers had their way in the Cabinet, there would be no immediate suspension of the Cheras tolls but a Committee would have been set up to consider the MCA proposal to reduce the toll to 50 cents

Speech(PartII) by Parliamentary Opposition Leader, DAP Secretary-General and MP for Tanjung, lim Kit Siang, at the DAP Petaling Jaya Ceramah held at Transport Workers’ Union Hall on Wednesday, 12th September 1990 at 9 p.m

If MCA Ministers had their way in the Cabinet, there would be no immediate suspension of the Cheras tolls but a Committee would have been set up to consider the MCA proposal to reduce the toll to 50 cents

Earlier today, the Deputy Prime Minister, Ghafar Baba, announced the immediate suspension of the toll collection at the 8 km Jalan Cheras after this morning-s Cabinet meeting. Continue reading If MCA Ministers had their way in the Cabinet, there would be no immediate suspension of the Cheras tolls but a Committee would have been set up to consider the MCA proposal to reduce the toll to 50 cents