It appears that the Ministry of Transport is considering to add a subsidy specifically for e-hailing rides heading towards train stations.

If you frequently take Grab rides in Malaysia, you need to be aware of this as it's going to be noticeably more expensive during peak hours.

The introvert's best friend, Grab Quiet Ride, is apparently coming to Malaysia as the feature is currently having a trial run at the moment.

Despite the branding being spotted in Malaysia, it appears that Gojek will not be coming to the country after all, to the disappointment of many.

Some Grab drivers are reported using external tools in order to steal jobs from others in the area as a means of getting more money for themselves.

Before you get excited about the free RM50 ePenjana credit, there are some limitations on its use that you need to know about and it's important.

Soon, you will have more transportation options available for you to choose from as GrabBike is now open for registration.

There are now two new designated pick-up points for e-hailing services at KLIA and KLIA2, upgraded with amenities for a comfortable wait.

It appears that Grab Malaysia is set to introduce cancellation fees for passengers that will channeled straight to the drivers by end of March 2019.