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e-basikal yang berharga kurang dari RM1000 di Malaysia

Posted on May 26, 2020 by Fadzli Arif Leave a comment

Electic bicycle in Malaysia below RM1000 USD200 SGD333 advertised in Lazada

e-basikal dengan harga yang berpatutan untuk perjalanan jarak dekat Kemelut COVID-19 masih lagi menguasai dunia, setiap pentadbir negara sedang membendung penularan wabak itu sambil menghindari penurunan aktiviti ekonomi yang dramatik. Demi mengelakkan kejatuhan sektor kewangan, menguruskan aset, melindungi pekerjaan dan mata pencarian, tindak balas dasar ekonomi dilaksanakan apabila wabak itu menunjukkan tanda-tanda mereda. Kini, kerajaan Malaysia sudah melancarkan fasa penjanaan

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Anywheel x Urbanice Malaysia Launches Affordable Rental Program for Local Food Vendors

Posted on May 6, 2020 by Fadzli Arif Leave a comment

JT Food catering from Batu Maung using Anywheel e-scooter for food delivery in Batu Maung, Penang electric mobility sustainable transportation covid-19 lockdown MCO

Assists vendors to start food delivery services to supplement income during the MCO Georgetown, May 6: During the Phase 2 of the Movement Control Order (MCO), the government allowed the food premises to operate with extended hours from 8am to 8pm, catering to the increasing demand of take-away orders. Today, food delivery services play a crucial role in movement restriction

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Anywheel x Urbanice Malaysia Melancarkan Program Sewaan Berpatutan kepada Vendor Makanan Tempatan

Posted on May 6, 2020 by Fadzli Arif Leave a comment

Vendor Makanan Tempatan Boleh Bangkit Kembali Melalui Penyediaan Perkhidmatan Penghantaran Makanan Penang, 05 May: Malaysia telah melumpuhkan penularan Covid-19 melalui pelanjutan Perintah Kawalan Pergerakan (PKP) secara berperingkat dan penemuan vaksin mungkin memakan masa setahun. Penguatkuasaan PKP di peringkat pencegahan dan pemulihan ini menjadi semakin tegang. Semua tempat makan seperti kenderasaji, pasar lambak dan penjaja tepi jalan di serata Malaysia terpaksa

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Interview: Can Micro Mobility Sharing Work in Malaysia?

Posted on March 6, 2020 by J Sammy Leave a comment

Active Mobility or Micro Mobility - Get people to be active moving from point A to Point B

Since my appointment as the Head of Expansion and Partnership for Anywheel in 2019, I have been engaging with the local authorities in Malaysia and Thailand to explore opportunities to provide shared services for bicycles and electric scooters in tier-1 and tier-2 cities. After 2 successful city launch in Penang and Chiang Mai. I had the opportunity to share my

Electric Vehicles to Dominate in Philippines’ Jeepney Modernization

Posted on March 13, 2018 by Ben Kritz One comment

The Philippines’ long-awaited Public Utility Vehicle Modernization Program has gotten underway in earnest, with the effort being primarily directed toward replacing the country’s iconic — but environmentally unfriendly and hair-raisingly unsafe — jeepneys with greener and safer alternatives. The jeepney modernization will see the mainstay of the Philippines’ public transportation network replaced with a largely electric vehicle fleet, and is

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Kuala Lumpur Bicycle Lanes: What’s Next?

Posted on February 19, 2018 by hisyamalik Leave a comment

Kuala Lumpur Bicycle Lanes sustainable urban mobility non motorised transportation NMT WUF9 NUA SDG 11.2

The new Kuala Lumpur bicycle lanes has been in the spotlight for the wrong reasons over the past month. Amid the furore, it’s easy to miss the larger picture: Kuala Lumpur is simply keeping up with a global trend. The bicycle lanes was a step in the right direction. Cities around the world, including those closer to home like Chiang Mai, Kota Kinabalu and Penang, have been building

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Singapore-based Electric Scooter Startup Neuron Wows CES Crowd

Posted on January 31, 2018 by J Sammy One comment

As the latest Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the world’s biggest consumer tech trade show, opened on Jan 9 in Las Vegas, Singapore made history with the first ever pavilion dedicated to showcasing its start-ups. Among the 15 Singaporean start-ups that electrified the crowd at CES was Neuron Mobility, a first/last-mile connectivity outfit that gives urbanites the option of either bicycles

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Autonomous Vehicle Startup REKA Expands Beyond Malaysia with Foreign Partnership

Posted on January 22, 2018 by J Sammy Leave a comment

REKA Expands Beyond Malaysia With Foreign Partnership Singapore autonomous vehicle development urban mobility public transport logistics port commercial

Malaysian self-driving car start-up, REKA, is gaining international recognition. It is teaming up with Singaporean autonomous vehicle (AV) players to pursue commercial application of its AV technology. It is big step up for Malaysia’s first homegrown self-driving technology, which REKA says had seen a successful test drive from Melaka to Kuala Lumpur without a human driver. Particularly, setting foot into the Singaporean

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Dark Horses in the Autonomous Vehicles Race: China

Posted on January 11, 2018 by J Sammy Leave a comment

China, arguably the world’s largest economy, now officially has its first trial site for self-driving buses. Last month, the Shenzhen Bus Group — the public bus operator of Shenzhen city — began testing four self-driving buses on a 1.2km loop. South China Morning Post reported that the software and sensors for the buses are made by Haylion Technologies, a subsidiary

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Digital-based Mobility Players Officially Align With Public Transport

Posted on January 8, 2018 by hisyamalik Leave a comment

Recognised as public transportation options by UITP A month ago, global public transportation marked a critical milestone in the ongoing digital revolution: e-hailing and other new mobility players were officially recognised as public transportation options by the International Association of Public Transport (UITP). The association, on Dec 4, said it is setting up a new subsection called Digital Platforms to welcome

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