P-hailing riders want a fair deal


PETALING JAYA: A clear policy is needed to ensure the transparent and fair calculation of all delivery charges and riders’ wages, say p-hailing raider groups.

The Malaysian E-Hailing Coalition said the government must outline new policies or laws to protect the interests of all parties in the industry, be it riders, merchants, consumers or p-hailing operators.

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