Amended SPAD Act to be enforced


An e-card system for drivers will also be introduced to verify that each driver is registered and qualified to drive an e-hailing vehicle. — filepic

EMPLOYEES of MyCar and several other e-hailing service providers attended a special briefing on the enforcement of the Land Public Transport Act (Amendment) 2017 at the Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD) headquarters.

The new Act, which authorises the Government to regulate e-hailing service companies such as MyCar and Grab, will be enforced in stages, starting May 15.

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