E-hailing companies take proactive steps to mitigate impact of pandemic as business picks up


A long line of taxis using the coupon system can be seen waiting for customers at KL Sentral. — Photos: ONG SOON HIN/ The Star

WORKING from home may be the new norm but e-hailing drivers are optimistic that business will continue to pick up during the recovery movement control order (MCO).

Full-time MyCar driver Zainudin Md Isa, 44, said he had seen an improvement on the first day of the recovery MCO on June 10.

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