After a three year ban over public safety concerns, Malaysia’s Dego Ride hit the road on New Year’s day with over 700 approved riders. It’s aim is to provide a solution for last-mile connections in areas around the Klang valley. Is this a service that you would try?

After a three year ban over public safety concerns, <a href="https://www.businessinsider.my/after-3-long-years-malaysias-first-e-hailing-bike-service-is-back-on-the-road-with-700-riders/">Malaysia&rsquo;s Dego Ride</a> hit the road on New Year&rsquo;s day with over 700 approved riders. It&rsquo;s aim is to provide a solution for last-mile connections in areas around the Klang valley. Is this a service that you would try?

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