All Basotho Convention

• Dismissal of corrupt police officers.
• The division of the Ministry of Public Works and Transport into two ministries to prioritise taxi industry’s needs.
• Increasing of taxi fares based on the inflation rate. 

Alliance of Democrats

• Ensuring that cars issued public transport permits correspond with the demand for the service.
• Introducing innovative ways to curb bribery.
• Ensuring taxies are road-worthy and insured.
• Increasing of taxi fares based on the inflation rate.
• Dividing the Ministry of Public Works and Transport.

Basotho National Party

• Ensuring the inflation rate is always considered in pricing taxi fares.
• Subsidising the costs of tyres and petrol for taxi operators.
• Introduction of a new registration regime for public transport.
• Signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the government and taxi owners to address their challenges within 100 days of being voted into power.

Movement for Economic Change

• Dividing the Ministry of Public Works and Transport.
• Reviewing and amending outdated traffic regulations and laws.
• Increasing of taxi fares yearly based on the inflation rate.
• Ensuring government vehicle fleet contacts are awarded to Basotho and enacting regulations to govern the procurement process.
• Signing an MOU with the taxi operators committing to tackle their problems.
• Exempting taxi operators from paying taxes.

Reformed Congress for Lesotho (RCL) – Ms Keketso Rantšo

• Dividing the Ministry of Public Works and Transport as it is too cumbersome.
• Ensuring taxi operators are represented by one large union to amplify their voice.
• Opening communication channels between taxi operators, passengers and the government.