SEVENTY eight percent of Malaysians households either own or drive a car, according to a Khazanah Research Institute study last year and even though the average car emits about 170g of CO2 per kilometer, for KL-ites not owning a car can be quite debilitating.
But with the rise of on-demand transport booking applications all over the world such as Lyft, Kuadi and MyTeksi or GrabTaxi going carless becoming more viable.
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