KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 22 (Bernama) -- The government is enhancing the locally developed navigation app, TuJu, by expanding its coverage beyond highways to ordinary roads to improve traffic information and user experience, the Dewan Rakyat was told today.
General : Govt Moves To Enhance TuJu Capabilities, Eyeing Wider Road Coverage
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The Malaysian government is expanding the TuJu navigation app to cover ordinary roads in addition to highways, aiming to improve traffic data and user experience based on public feedback.
- TuJu, developed by the Malaysian Highway Authority and Prosignal Consortium, will now monitor traffic on regular roads.
- Digital Minister Gobind Singh Deo stated the expansion follows public requests for more comprehensive navigation services.
- The Waze ban applies only to civil servants on official duties, while the public can use it personally.
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