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PUTRAJAYA: The Cabinet Committee on Road Safety and Traffic Congestion has agreed in principle to establish a funding ...
The Transport Ministry will set up an independent special task force to conduct a comprehensive investigation into the tragic ...
A new funding mechanism to channel half of the overall AwAS summons collected by the Road Transport Department (JPJ) to ...
InDrive and Maxim, have been ordered to cease their operations in Malaysia by July 2025. According to Transport Minister ...
The Land Public Transport Agency (APAD) has issued letters to cease operations to two Russian e-hailing applications, namely ...
KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysians are urging for increased wildlife protection after a mother elephant refused to leave her calf, ...
Malaysia’s diversity is a source of strength and not division, said Transport Minister Anthony Loke in conjunction with Wesak ...
A major transit-oriented development (TOD) project, known as Seremban Sentral, will be developed near the Seremban Railway ...
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The order comes just a week after Maxim announced its expansion into rural and underserved areas in East Malaysia.
Malaysia is planning to start a direct rail cargo service between its capital Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok in neighbouring ...