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PETALING JAYA: There is no age limit or maximum age to becoming e-hailing drivers under government rules, says Transport Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong. He said neither his ministry nor the Road Transport Department (JPJ) had set any condition or rule regarding age limit for any individual wishing to hold a Vocational Licence to work as a driver of a public service vehicle (PSV Licence) including e-hailing and goods vehicles (Goods Driving Licence). “Individuals may continue to hold or renew their Vocational Licence as long as they comply with all other necessary conditions including s...

PETALING JAYA: There is no maximum age limit fixed for e-hailing drivers under the Transport Ministry, says Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong. The minister said neither the ministry nor the Road Transport Department (JPJ) had set any conditions or rules regarding the maximum age for any individual who wishes to hold a Vocational Licence to work as a driver of a public service vehicle (including e-hailing) or goods vehicle. "Any individual may continue to hold or renew their Vocational Licence, as long as the individual complies with all other necessary conditions including submitting a medical repor...

PETALING JAYA: After becoming an Internet sensation at the age of 72 as a Grab driver, Rasamany Vettivelu is now jobless and has to fend for herself. The 75-year-old was laid off by the e-hailing platform due its restrictions not to hire drivers (above 69 years old) due to safety regulations. "I was sad and heartbroken when I received an auto-generated notification via text message from Grab saying that due to age restrictions, my services will be terminated on April 30, ” she said. Rasamany said she was disappointed that she could not continue as an e-hailing driver although she was physic...

Zimbabwean driver Carl shows a photo on his phone of his dented motorcycle after many accidents on his phone in Pretoria, South Africa. Uber confirmed that they will be increasing the frequency of awareness campaigns to ensure more drivers know of the safety offerings available to them, such as emergency assistance and injury protection. — Thomson Reuters Foundation JOHANNESBURG: Uber South Africa pledged to increase safety campaigns for food delivery drivers and review the insurance they provide following a Thomson Reuters Foundation expose about the mounting risks faced by drivers during ...

E-Hailing Driver Alleges That A Couple Peed In The Car During Their Ride In Cheras Subscribe to our Telegram channel for our latest stories and breaking news. A couple allegedly peed during an e-hailing ride in Malaysia and left the vehicle without notifying the driver about the mess they left In a Facebook post published in an e-hailing community group, driver Kingsley Chew said that the couple ordered an 8km ride, which took him 30 minutes to complete. He said the trip only made him RM13 in earnings. Speaking to this SAYS writer, the e-hailing driver said that he picked up the coupl...