Drivers and cabbies welcome move


PETALING JAYA: Both e-hailing service provider Uber Malaysia and their rivals, the regular cabbies, have welcomed the news that e-hailing services are now legal.

Uber communications head Leigh Wong said the move showed that the Government recognised e-hailing services as a positive addition to the country’s transportation landscape.

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