Transport

Today’s D­-day for the new Malaysian toll rates across 15 major highways. Here are the new toll prices compiled for your convenience in a handy infographic. Drive safe everyone!

As doubtful as you may be with the headline for this article, moving around in our cities including KL, Penang, and Johor Bahru may not require you to own a car anymore. Millennials in Malaysia may not realise this, but owning a car is no longer seen as a trend anymore. The same applies to…

Ah yes, the age-old question of which type of car to get; Petrol or Hybrid/Electric. With the pursuit of renewable and clean energy, progressive individuals would advise you to get a hybrid without a second thought. But look a little closer and the answer to that question is not as clear-cut.

Source: The Malaysian Insight

Beginning Monday, 14 August 2017, all 177 toll plazas in Malaysia will no longer accept cash as payment. Also known as Electronic Toll Collection (ETC), this is an effort to reduce congestion on highways and toll plazas nationwide.

It is important to stay safe while driving during the pandemic, especially when you’re in a confined space like a car along with other passengers. You need to be aware of some protective measures to maintain a healthy and pleasant environment inside the car. Below are some tips you can learn, read more to find…

Thanks to lower car loan rates, buying a car has now become an increasingly attractive option. So your next step will be a visit to the dealerships, where you’ll be liaising with car salespeople. A good car salesperson can help you save time and money while a bad one will leave you frustrated. Here’s how…