inDrive Licence Revoked: E-Hailing Firm Faces Uncertainty in Malaysia
E-hailing firm inDrive Malaysia is facing another setback after its operating licence was revoked by the Land Public Transport Agency (Apad). The US-based company, which has been operating in Malaysia, is now in a precarious situation. The revocation of its licence has raised concerns among its users and drivers, who are unsure about the future of the service. With the rise of e-hailing services in Malaysia, companies like inDrive and Grab have been competing for market share. However, the regulatory challenges faced by inDrive may impact its ability to compete in the market. The company will need to address the issues raised by Apad to regain its licence and continue operating in Malaysia. As the e-hailing industry continues to grow, companies must ensure compliance with regulations to avoid disruptions to their services. Popular e-hailing services, online taxi services, and ride-hailing apps are expected to face increased scrutiny from regulatory bodies.