QuickCheck: Did a family of three ride in an electric cart on the public road in Johor?


MICROMOBILITY encompasses a variety of small, lightweight vehicles often used for short-distance urban travel.

These vehicles can be human, electric, or combustion-powered. However, one thing they all have in common in Malaysia is that they are not allowed to be driven on public roads.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In True Or Not

QuickCheck: Did a foreigner misuse a deceased person's MyKad?
QuickCheck: Did a cop 'rip' a car door open to make an arrest?
QuickCheck: Is the National Anti-Financial Crime Centre an official 'recovery agent' for funds stolen by scammers?
QuickCheck: Was melt-resistant ice cream discovered by accident?
QuickCheck: Does a rabbit’s diet consist mainly of carrots?
QuickCheck: Can you wear thick make-up for your MyKad photo?
QuickCheck: Did JPJ issue an 'EE' vehicle registration series?
QuickCheck: Do tea drinkers cause massive power surges in the UK?
QuickCheck: Did an illegal passport-stamping operation disguise itself as a cake-selling business?
QuickCheck: Will the price of the My50 unlimited travel pass increase in January?

Others Also Read