Cabbies moving over to Uber and Grab in droves


Under fire: Some allege that Uber does not provide vehicles equipped to handle wheelchairs.

KUALA LUMPUR: Taxi drivers, long at loggerheads with ride sharing companies Uber and Grab, are making a “U-turn.”

Many of them are said to be abandoning their conventional taxi service to opt for the more popular Uber and Grab services.

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