Uber Malaysia and Singapore general manager Warren Tseng said the two new services broaden the concept of ridesharing, making things better for all – driver-partners, riders and the city. “We also look forward to offering more driver-partners the choice of flexible earning opportunities,” he said during the launch of the two new services,” Tseng added. “We are pleased that through these services, Uber Malaysia supports our overall vision of a more accessible, integrated and efficient land public transportation system for the greater good of all Malaysians,” he said. Tseng said Uber expects the two new services to be a win-win for all parties involved. “Other driver-partners on Uber will also benefit, as greater efficiency decreases waiting times, which in turn, increases rider demand for ridesharing services,” he added.

Source: New Strait Times September 08, 2017 01:52 UTC