Group targets 30,000 new drivers


PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian Driving Institute Association aims to register 30,000 new drivers to help boost e-hailing services after the Road Transport Department (JPJ) gave the green light for the reopening of the driver’s training and testing sector from June 1.

Its president Mat Aris Bakar stressed that the association’s 181 driving institutes across the country would comply with the standard operating procedure (SOP) outlined by the relevant authorities to ensure both the driver and instructor were protected from Covid-19.

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