JPJ hauls up operator of Maxim app for breaching ehailing rules


PUTRAJAYA: The ehailing operator managing the Maxim application has been hauled up by the Road Transport Department (JPJ) over a violation of the Land Public Transport Act 2010.

JPJ said the operator had breached Section 12A(5) of the Act by allowing vehicles under its charge to operate without a valid ehailing vehicle permit (EVP).

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