Zou says the app will recommend an amount that will help cover the driver’s costs for the trip. — SHAARI CHEMAT/The Star
A new not-for-profit carpooling company, Ryde, is planning to roll out its service on Malaysian roads starting Nov 1.
Its founder and chief executive officer Terence Zou says unlike e-hailing service or taxis, the RydePool service aims to encourage carpooling as a communal and eco-friendly activity, rather than as a profession.
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