https://www.worldofbuzz.com/do-malaysians-a...u-need-to-know/

Zebra crossing... Lintasan kuda belang?

Roundabout... Bulatan jalan?

kenot read and write in malay plis gtfo malaysia... buat malu kerabat jer...

many drivers could not read or write in Malay

bangla?

someone told me before, who does grab as well, one of the questions asked when, what year was bluetaxi group formed.
how is that even related to e-hailing i have no idea...

LOL😂……no wonder all fail.

Walau.
That kind of question really WTF type.
No wonder many failed the test.

Next question: Apakah nama penuh suami Siti Nurhaliza? LOL

This post has been edited by ApocalypseSoon: May 14 2019, 09:42 PM

The gov clearly think only degree holders are qualify.... Oh wait even our degree holders hardly qualify to hold a degree.

Most of grab driver are graduates.

factor in petrol first for driving 10 hours a day

plotek mode on brah

Lain kali tampal jer lah kat cermin kereta tu "mandarin speaking passengers only"

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this is Malaysia , only know ask for protec , govt. can change rakyat need decade to change

grab subsidize already. just need put effort go apply.

yay grab will get less driver and thus less customer and service will fall

This post has been edited by bristlebb: May 15 2019, 10:57 AM

So, if it is true that e-hailing PSV is so much more difficult than taxi PSV, why doesn't all the full timers simply go take the taxi PSV instead? Grab says that people with tax PSV don't have to take e-hailing PSV as well.

4. As an existing taxi driver, will I still need to apply for another e-hailing PSV licence?
No, as an existing taxi driver, you may use your existing PSV licence for e-hailing.

https://www.grab.com/my/driver/regulations/

Costs quite a bit more, but if the e-hailing PSV is really that much more impossible to pass, this is surely one solution for them.

Actually what is the purpose of PSV? Does it makes them better drivers?

if not Pao, yes.

because Grabdrivesr in general are no different from average P drivers.
They like to stop wherever is convenient for them (not the public), they think they're all big men/women with new car with dashcam, they don't know the roads they drive on so they end up driving like auntie when taking turns cause waiting for Waze direction.

Erhmm some taxi drivers and lorries sort of like that also... I see no difference.

What exactly in the PSV syllabus that is actually useful?