Aimie Nurhaneem seen here with her electric unicycle at Sepang International Circuit. — Courtesy pix
KUALA Lumpur is looking at the possibility of welcoming micromobility vehicles on its roads in a move to encourage active mobility among city folk.
However, this is contingent on the success of pilot projects undertaken by two government agencies currently working with Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL).
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