KUALA LUMPUR: US-based e-hailing platform InDrive has pledged to fully comply with all regulatory requirements set by the Land Public Transport Agency (Apad).

This comes after Transport Minister Anthony Loke announced that Apad had issued official letters instructing InDrive and another platform, Maxim,

"InDrive remains operational in Malaysia during the three-month appeal period, in line with the existing regulatory framework. We are actively engaging with the relevant authorities to seek further clarification and are committed to aligning with all requirements set forth by Apad," said InDrive business development lead, Govin Kumaar, today.