DBKL: App getting positive response and will be expanded


The Transport Management Centre in Bukit Jalil where Itis is housed. The RM2.9mil for the eDrive app includes training Itis staff to transfer the necessary skills so that they know how the app works. — filepic

THE eDrive app has received positive reviews since it was introduced and is a useful tool for Kuala Lumpur city folk, said the Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL).

Road users who have benefitted from it are now asking the local authority to add more features to the app.

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