The Indonesian Transportation Society (MTI) is advocating for a reallocation of fuel subsidies towards the improvement of public transportation systems. The MTI argues that redirecting funds would broaden the positive impact of the subsidy program, benefiting a larger segment of the population. Currently, fuel subsidies primarily benefit private vehicle owners. By investing in public transit – including buses, trains, and other modes – the government could enhance accessibility and affordability for all citizens. This shift, according to the MTI, would promote more equitable distribution of economic benefits and potentially reduce traffic congestion. The proposal aims to maximize the societal return on investment from existing budgetary resources. Further details regarding specific implementation strategies are expected to be released by the MTI.