Maxim Gets Full Apad Approval To Operate E Hailing In Malaysia

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Maxim E-hailing Malaysia has received a final approval letter from the Land Public Transport Agency (APAD) to continue its e-hailing operations nationwide.KUALA LUMPUR: Maxim E-hailing Malaysia has received a final approval letter from the Land Public Transport Agency (APAD) to continue its e-hailing operations nationwide.
Maxim said on Thursday the approval confirms the completion of the three-month monitoring period and affirms that the platform now complies with all regulatory requirements.
During a press conference, Maxim Malaysia legal compliance and government relations representative Mushfique Ahmed outlined the areas the company focused on throughout the period.
-Advertisement-This includes improving the legalisation process, providing financial and informational support for drivers, enhancing safety features and building an inclusive community through social responsibility initiatives.
During this time, the company submitted all required reports and implemented key improvements to ensure full driver licensing compliance.
With these efforts, Maxim passed the inspection and is cleared to continue providing online e-hailing services across the country.
To strengthen compliance, Maxim said it has conducted an internal audit of public service vehicle (PSV) and e-hailing vehicle permit (eVP) licences, updated its driver onboarding process and enhanced more rigorous inspection.
This includes offering financial support of up to RM400 for new drivers and introducing a zero per cent commission incentive for newly-approved drivers.
The company also collaborates with driving schools and provides drivers with a fast process of getting PSV with after full coverage of expenses.
On safety, Maxim has launched women-only ride options in selected east coast cities, provided child seats to top-performing drivers in Terengganu, and enhanced the SOS button for faster emergency contact.
As part of its social responsibility, Maxim has expanded support for persons with disabilities (OKU) through zero per cent commission for OKU drivers and improved service options for OKU customers.
The company also continued community initiatives such as Independence Day and Malaysia Day campaigns, transportation support for the blind community, and blood donation drives.
"With this final approval, Maxim is ready to enter a stronger phase of growth in Malaysia.
"We will continue improving our services, expanding our reach, and ensuring a safe and reliable experience for passengers and driver-partners," Hazwan said.
Hazwan added that Maxim's mission goes beyond being a conventional e-hailing provider.
He said the platform plays an important role in enabling economic participation, especially for individuals who depend on e-hailing as their primary source of income.
He said with operations that extend to major cities, suburban areas and rural communities, Maxim remains committed to ensuring accessible transportation options for all Malaysians. - NST

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