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Bolt Malaysia: Signup for Driver-Friendly E-Hailing App

Written by Rajiv Rai Singh | Sep 4, 2024 2:40:09 PM

Get Better Earnings and Low Commissions

Bolt, the big player in the global e-hailing scene, is making its way to Malaysia, and they're putting drivers first! Known for its driver-friendly policies, Bolt is set to offer a more rewarding experience for those behind the wheel. Driver recruitment is already underway, Bolt will be launched sometime in October 2024, according to Bolt’s Operation team.

If you’re a driver looking for better pay, more flexibility, and lower commissions, this could be the perfect time to join Bolt Malaysia. Here’s what you need to know about Bolt and why it's worth considering.

Bolt Malaysia Is Looking for Drivers

Bolt has officially started recruiting drivers in Malaysia. If you have a valid PSV licence, you're good to go! Here is the Bolt driver sign up form. At the moment, Bolt is focusing on Klang Valley, so if you're in the area, you're in luck—this is where they’ll kick off their Malaysian journey.

Why Drive with Bolt?

The biggest draw for drivers is Bolt’s low commission rates. Unlike other platforms that take a large chunk of your earnings, Bolt lets you keep more of what you earn. That means more money in your pocket after every ride.

Here’s why you should consider joining Bolt Malaysia:

  • Low Commissions: Keep more of your hard-earned cash with Bolt’s 15% commission rates. Less taken from your fare means higher take-home pay for you!
  • Flexibility: You decide when to drive and for how long. Whether you want to drive part-time or full-time, Bolt gives you the freedom to work around your own schedule.
  • Local Support Team: Bolt is setting up a Malaysian customer support team to assist drivers. They're even hiring for a Customer Support Team Lead, so you know they're serious about looking after you.

Safety & Compliance First

Bolt isn't just about making money—it's about doing things right. All drivers need a valid e-hailing licence to join, ensuring you're on the right side of the law. Plus, they’ve got your back with built-in safety features like:

  • Background checks for drivers to maintain high safety standards.
  • An in-app emergency button for those unexpected situations.
  • A rating system so you can rate passengers, keeping things respectful on both sides.

How to Join Bolt Malaysia

If you're ready to give Bolt a try, visit VOOH Media’s Bolt driver sign up form. Enjoy RM150 incentive when you join Bolt with VOOH Media referral code ‘VOOH’. VOOH will help you through the process with their very own driver support team. WhatsApp VOOH driver support at +6017 541 8091 

VOOH Media got plenty of experience in this space, and with them on board, Bolt’s aiming for a smooth launch in Malaysia, starting with Klang Valley.

What’s Next for Bolt Drivers?

Bolt is expected to go live somewhere in October 2024. The driver recruitment push and local team building are good indicators that Bolt is getting ready to roll out. If you're keen on joining, now’s the time to get in early and be part of this exciting new e-hailing option in Malaysia.

FAQ

Q: How much commission does Bolt take from drivers?
A: Bolt is launching with a 15% low commission rate, meaning you get to keep more of what you earn compared to other platforms. Get an extra RM150 incentive when you use the referral code ‘VOOH’ when signing up.

Q: Are there any driver incentives?
A: Bolt will be providing additional incentive from time to time. As a start you can get an extra RM150 incentive when you use the referral code ‘VOOH’ when signing up.

Q: How do I sign up to be a Bolt driver?
A: Fill up the Bolt driver sign up form here.

Q: Where will Bolt operate first?
A: Bolt’s initial launch will be in Klang Valley, with more locations possibly coming later.

Q: When is Bolt launching in Malaysia?
A: There's no official launch date yet but it is targeted to be somewhere in October 2024. With recruitment and team-building in full swing, it looks like Bolt will be hitting the roads soon. Get updates on the launch date by joining our Facebook page VOOH Driver.

Q: Is Bolt licensed to operate in Malaysia yet?
A: As of August 2024, Bolt is still waiting for approval from the Land Public Transport Agency (APAD). But with driver recruitment already underway, its launch looks promising.