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Dego Ride Gets The Green Light

02-Jan-20 07:45

Dego Ride Gets The Green Light

Bike-sharing platform Dego Ride resumed its operations on New Year's day, after being banned from operating in 2017. The Morning Run crew discusses the viability of the transporation mode as well as the challenges Dego Ride may face, particularly if Gojek decides to enter the Malaysian market.

Also, logistics company Ninja Van has said it is open to performing deliveries by drone in the future. But drone deliveries also pose its own set of challenges.

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning, Lyn Mak, Roshan Kanesan


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Categories:  Business Analysis,  Auto,  Investments

Tags:  dego ride,  bike sharing,  ninja van,  drone,  delivery,  safety,  privacy, 


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