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Surprisingly, bus tickets for the ‘balik kampung’ journey out of Klang Valley for Hari Raya Aidilfitri are still available, with the celebration just a week away. According to Bernama, tickets for July 1-5 are still […]
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200 taxi drivers stage Uber/Grab protest in Penang
The Chief Minister getting arrested wasn’t the only commotion to happen in Georgetown yesterday. Some 200 taxi drivers gathered at Penang’s Esplanade for a four-hour strike and protest against the legalising of Uber and Grab, […]
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KTM Komuter to deploy additional trains on July 1-10
In conjunction with Hari Raya celebrations, Keretapi Tanah Melayu (KTM) has announced that it will be deploying six additional Komuter trains from July 1-10. However, Bernama reports that the extra trains will only be plying […]
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Kelana Jaya and Ampang LRT Line Extension set to begin operations on June 30, this coming Thursday
Good news for public transport users, as the Kelana Jaya and Ampang LRT Line Extension is well on track to begin operations this Thursday, June 30, 2016. The former will see the addition of 12 […]
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Uber defined as illegal, service banned by Sabah CVLB
Uber is finding no joy in Sabah – the ride-sharing service has only been operating in Kota Kinabalu for less than a month, but has now been banned by the Sabah Commercial Vehicles Licensing Board […]
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Droupr – local intercity ride-sharing service debuts
Tired of trying to scour and secure transportation back to the hometown during festive seasons? Buses and trains not cutting it for you? Well, the introduction of a new ride-sharing service may be just the […]
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Uber and Grab drivers should keep low profile – SPAD
The Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD) has condemned the attack on an Uber car by cab drivers on Monday. SPAD chairman Tan Sri Syed Hamid Albar advised taxi drivers not to take the law into […]
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Police deny reports of mass attack on Uber car at KL Sentral, warns cabbies not to cross the line
Police have denied reports of a mass attack on an Uber car at KL Sentral, where over 50 angry cabbies pulled out a tourist before damaging the Uber car. Commenting on a police report lodged […]
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Paid GrabHitch JB-Singapore cross-border rides are illegal – Singapore Land Transport Authority
The Singapore Land Transport Authority (LTA) has a few qualms with Grab’s new cross-border ride-sharing service, saying that its business model “did not comply with regulations in Singapore,” as reported by Channel NewsAsia. Currently, Grab […]
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Local Motors develops Olli autonomous EV minibus
City centres are typically congested, which is what makes mass transit the de facto solution. Local Motors, the open source vehicle manufacturer most famous for the Rally Fighter off-road racer, is going a step further […]
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SPAD submits proposal to legalise Uber and Grab
The road to legalising app-based, ride-sharing services like Uber and Grab here appears to be well on track. It has been revealed that the Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD) has submitted its proposal to legalise […]
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KL-Singapore HSR – South Korea in talks with M’sia
South Korea has expressed its increased interest in the proposed Kuala Lumpur-Singapore high-speed rail (HSR) project. According to a report by The Sun Daily, the Republic has engaged in talks with Malaysia on the matter. […]
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GrabHitch JB-Singapore cross-border rides introduced
There’s a new way to make the commute between Johor Bahru and Singapore. The GrabHitch Johor Bahru-Singapore Inter-Country Service will be available from June 20, Singapore’s Straits Times reports. The new cross-border ride-sharing service allows […]
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Uber fined over RM3 million following French court ruling that UberPop is an illegal taxi business
Uber has been ordered to pay a fine of 800,000 euros (RM3,673,181) – half of it is a suspended sentence – for running an illegal taxi business in France. According to TechCrunch, the company was […]
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Grab users can now book Lyft rides in the US with own app, vice versa, with two-way integration
Grab users can now use the app in over 200 cities in the United States, the first time the service is available outside of Southeast Asia. This is possible with Grab’s collaboration with Lyft, the […]