MyTeksi ready to discuss ride-sharing laws

By SHARANPAL SINGH RANDHAWA

PETALING JAYA: MyTeksi is ready for a four-way discussion to relook at regulations that govern ride-sharing services.

In a statement yesterday following a series of protests from its taxi drivers over its decision to enter the chauffeured service sector currently dominated by Uber, MyTeksi said it was willing to discuss the matter with its pool of taxi drivers.

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