bladihell..klcc jem laik shyt..stuck rite now..
heavy rain lagi..

so far no. but memory aka ram very high consumption

mesra points juz updated. cukurr can use as free fuel.

This post has been edited by lznce2679: Dec 27 2018, 09:37 PM

too many drivers & too low demand.
frm 2pm juz now zero teruss.
now thinkin balik umah makan nasik better

balik oredi. burnt too much petrol on a very hot day in kl..

my last 2018 trip was:rm22+tbb rm12.90 trip.
call it da day oredi. jemm everywhr plus gonna rain heavily around kl.

GRAB KV: Dear X, we would like to congratulate you on being selected to join the Vanish In-Car Hanger Campaign. There will be a one-off RM50 incentive to successful applicants for the campaign. Please fill in the form in the link below to select a date and time to collect the Vanish In-Car Hanger.

wat is vanish in-car hanger?

i selected 12pm slot but got 2pm punya slot.
anybody else going? dey said got briefing bla bla bla..

chehh..im in gdc for the hanger briefing..
30days campaign..after 30days only get the rm50 incentive..
rider needs to scan qr code..key-in id code..rider redeem 1 sample of vanish detergent..

samples are limited to 10 packets per driver..
inkambing 1 star rating whn rider cannot get da samples..

JPJ: No waiting, random passenger pick-ups for e-hailing drivers

PUTRAJAYA (Bernama): Drivers in the e-hailing service business are prohibited from waiting or looking for passengers while plying their trade at all places including airports, the Road Transport Department (JPJ) said.

The JPJ in a statement Thursday (Jan 3) said e-hailing drivers were required to only take subscribed passengers who had booked via mobile online services or applications provided by the company that operates such services.

The matter was contained under the terms of the e-hailing service licence stipulated under the Land Public Transport Act 2010, it said.

"E-hailing service driver who fails to meet any of the conditions stipulated under the Road Transport Act 1987 and the Land Public Transport Act 2010, may be subject to legal restrictions under the provisions," the statement added.

JPJ was commenting on a Facebook claim by an e-hailing service Grab driver who was issued a summons for picking up a passenger at the Penang International Airport on Tuesday (Jan 1).

Last month, a group of limousine drivers had protested at the Penang International Airport claiming that e-hailing drivers had affected their business.

JPJ in its statement had also said that the Transport Ministry had made amendments to laws relating to the implementation of e-hailing services in the country.

“The amendments were supposed to have come into effect on July 12 last year but the government had granted a year until July 12 to all e-hailing service operators to be more prepared,” added the statement. - Bernama

sos: https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2019...ailing-drivers/

This post has been edited by lznce2679: Jan 4 2019, 12:18 AM