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Transport Minister Anthony Loke on Friday said the government will find ways to break up monopolies in the transport sector, including e-hailing services. Loke also said he has instructed the Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD) to prepare a comprehensive report to come up with a proposal within a month.
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