Grab AudioProtect is now mandatory for all Grab rides, recording trip audio to help prevent safety incidents and resolve disputes fairly.

Grab AudioProtect is now mandatory for all trips made on Grab’s ride-hailing service. To recap, AudioProtect is a built-in safety feature that records audio during an active trip. This feature aims to prevent incidents before they happen and, if an issue occurs, provides an impartial record for fair dispute resolution for all parties involved. In […]

Transport Minister Anthony Loke urges Grab to introduce dedicated female carpooling and expand its Women Only Rides feature nationwide.

Following the rollout of dedicated female coaches on major rail networks, Malaysia is pushing to extend its commuter safety initiatives into the private ehailing sector. Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced that the ministry is actively encouraging ehailing operators to introduce specialised options allowing female passengers to request female drivers. The initiative aims to provide female […]

Grab is testing a Women-Only Rides (Beta) feature in Malaysia for female passengers. Here is how to verify your profile to unlock Advance Bookings.

Malaysia Airports said that the new RM3 entry fee will help sustain the operation and maintenance of the newly enhanced e-hailing facilities and features at KLIA Terminal 1.

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In addition to the multi-stop rides features, Bolt is also offering passengers up to a 25% ride discount to further ease commuting costs.

If you spend more than RM398 per month on BUDI95, be prepared to pay more for unsubsidised RON95 petrol. 800L monthly BUDI95 quota remains for eHailing drivers.

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has announced a revision to Malaysia’s BUDI95 RON95 subsidy programme as part of the measures to minimise the impact of rising oil prices caused by the conflict in the Middle East. Malaysia currently has one of the cheapest fuel prices in the region and it was earlier reported that Malaysia’s current […]

KUALA LUMPUR: Issues related to e-hailing service fares will be discussed by the Malaysian Gig Economy Commission (SEGiM) in the near future. Transport Minister Anthony Loke Siew Fook said the matter would be thoroughly investigated following concerns raised by e-hailing drivers regarding the current lack of a policy to oversee minimum fares. “If there are any policy changes, there will be implications, including negative ones. Anyway, SEGiM has been established. “Regarding commissions, fares and so on, that will be discussed at the SEGiM level later,” explained Loke. He said this during a press conference after attending the 2026 Hari Raya […]

Bolt has announced that it is opening its platform to licensed taxi drivers in Klang Valley, allowing them to operate on the app.

Grab has announced a Group Ride feature in Malaysia, which allows multiple passengers to share a single ride.

Maxim has announced a series of safety enhancements following a recent sexual harassment case in the local e-hailing industry.

JOHOR BAHRU, Feb 13 — A 26-year-old e-hailing driver claimed trial in the Magistrate’s Court here today to a charge of violating the modesty of a female Vietnamese passenger in...

Registered e-hailing vehicle owners can now renew their road tax for shorter periods of between one and five months starting today.

E-hailing drivers who travel less than 2,000km a month will no longer qualify for additional subsidised petrol under the BUDI95 scheme, according to a report by New Straits Times (NST). The policy …

The Land Public Transport Agency (APAD) has approved inDrive to continue operating in Malaysia after the e-hailing company completed its mandatory three-month licensing review. According to the e-h…