yesterday around bangsar, mv got lots

but sick to take, mv is jammed spot

bangsar is drunk spot

e.g. brickfield to bangsar rm4
mv to publika rm15

didn't accept LOL

i assume it is phone verbal reply - as the article mentioned victim driver get call from grab high rank management personnel. Not necessarily from PR dept.

If it is in writen form black & white, if victim driver go seek help from legal aid either from political party or bar council, LOD also can be triggered.

how can it not link to grab as doing grab ehailing, it was not private side deal.

what can say all is this incident was involving chinese hit chinese, try sth else, then guarantee it no more simply FB + newspaper + tv news only...

Kepong > Menjalara > Desa Park City

so close but feel so distant

GRAB recommends MSIG insurance?

read from FB, uber got sth new next week

probably got the drop off point as some show some beta test before

finally they need to suit 'local' instead their own way

next week would see, at least it is a step up, not quiting the game

grabpay ok lah sure got money in

cash one > high fare long trip beware at the end customer cabut or said no enough money discount lah, then got to report very hassle... cashless for safety

what is this?

long time over run car without proper monitoring or short circuit?

[quote=calphang,Dec 13 2017, 03:10 AM]
[quote=JohnL77,Dec 13 2017, 12:24 AM]Because your insurance is for personal use.

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Paul Tan's Automotive News

MSIG E-Hail E-Zee insurance for Uber, Grab drivers

Insurance service provider MSIG Malaysia has introduced E-Hail E-Zee, a motor insurance add-on catered specifically for drivers of ride-hailing services like Uber and Grab. The new offering provides additional coverage on top of those already given for comprehensive motor insurance.

The approved add-on has been created by consulting various parties such as Bank Negara Malaysia and the General Insurance Association of Malaysia (PIAM), and is said to be compliant with incoming regulations requiring drivers to purchase insurance for passengers as well.

Coverage provided by E-Hail E-Zee includes legal liability to and of the passenger, the latter compensating for the passenger’s negligent acts beyond what is reasonable for the driver to control. This includes, for example, the passenger opening the car door without checking, resulting in an accident, damage or injuries to other vehicles or pedestrians.
As such, the full coverage provided to authorised ride-hailing drivers includes:

Loss or damage to the vehicle due to accident
Loss or damage to the vehicle due to fire or theft
Loss or damage to third-party’s vehicle or property
Death or injury to third-party involved in an accident
Legal liability to passengers and legal liability of passengers
Accidental death or permanent disablement to the driver
According to MSIG, because E-Hail E-Zee coverage is risk-based, pricing will depend on several factors, including the sum insured for the vehicle as well as the policyholder’s details. However, it is said to be relatively affordable, with an additional premium of between RM0.30 and RM0.70 a day for a standard vehicle under 1.5 litres with a full 55% no-claims discount (NCD).

E-Hail E-Zee joins a number of new motor insurance add-ons introduced by MSIG since the liberalisation of the motor insurance market earlier this year, including Waiver of Betterment Cost, Limited Special Perils, Smart Key Shield and Driver’s Personal Accident Insurance.

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the problem with MSIG is ppl who worked in claiming dept before said this is the x company who troublesome the claim

thus i think i won't buy from it

rather wait next year all other insurance also start to offer similar add-on package