Editorial Staff
17/02/25 05:20

Editorial Staff
17/02/25 05:20

Opposition Voices Concerns Over Government’s Proposed Increase in Vehicle Registration Fees

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Opposition members sound off on proposed Registration Fee increase

The Hon. Richard Lewis, Member of Parliament for St. John’s Rural West was quick to respond, firmly criticizing the government’s stance. He passionately urged the administration to rethink its decision in a social media post following the announcement.

And in a recent interview on Observer AM, UPP Senator Pearl Quinn-Williams expressed deep concern about the broader economic implications for the average citizen. She emphasized that the effects would extend well beyond the immediate increase in registration fees, potentially straining the finances of countless families across the region.

6 Comments

  1. Not suprised

    When are these people ever supporting anything? What’s new?

    Reply
  2. Stone

    If that’s what it takes to get better roads what’s the problem?? Or do you prefer to use your money to repair your vehicle that the same roads damage on a daily basis, and at same time argue for ” better roads”. Make up your minds people, I am a driver too

    Reply
    • Concerned citizen

      You think the Government will use all funds allocated from the increase in fee for road repairs only…don’t be stupid…what was the money that was already been collected used for all the time?? What has transport board been doing with the money all this time?

      Reply
  3. Faithful National #1

    Yawn, yawn, yawn. 🤭🤭🤭

    Reply
  4. Antigua Surf

    No amount of money is good for a government that’s taking all the money. Everything is going up but we can’t get a proper pay. Smh

    Reply
    • Chupzz

      Wake up. Why you don’t fall asleep when government chatting nonesense?

      Reply

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