InDrive Addresses Malaysian Regulatory Notice, Maintains Service
The company has promised to inform users of any developments affecting service delivery.
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InDrive has issued a measured response following discussions about its operating license in Malaysia, emphasising its commitment to working with local authorities while maintaining services for its users.
The ride-hailing company confirmed it’s in active dialogue with the Land Public Transport Agency (APAD), following notification regarding its Intermediation Business License (IBL).
APAD has provided a three-month notice period regarding the license.
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For drivers and passengers across Malaysia, InDrive’s services continue uninterrupted as the company navigates its regulatory responsibilities.
Through its Southeast Asian representatives, the company maintains dedicated communication channels, ensuring all stakeholders stay informed of ongoing developments.
The company’s approach centres on three key commitments:
- Maintaining constructive dialogue with authorities
- Ensuring reliable service delivery
- Providing timely updates on developments
This response reflects the broader evolution of Malaysia’s ride-hailing landscape, where InDrive’s approach demonstrates how digital transportation services can balance innovative solutions with regulatory requirements.
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