Beam also announced it's expanding to 15 new locations in Petaling Jaya 🛴 BeamMalaysia TechNave
In a press release today, the micromobility operator said that a trip on its e-scooters can easily save Malaysians ample time on their round trips to the bazaar when compared to cars. As a result, these areas can see reduced congestion and carbon emissions, making it safer and more comfortable for pedestrians to roam, and for vendors to operate.
With its compact size, accessibility, and availability in various Klang Valley neighbourhoods, Malaysians will be able to travel quickly and safely around the city – be it towards public transportation hubs or their local Ramadan bazaars! Beam’s e-scooters can also be of great use to Muslims travelling to and from their local mosques to perform their nightly Terawih prayers.
Besides that, Beam also announced that it is expanding its reach to 15 new locations in Petaling Jaya. These include: Awesome! For more information, visit Beam Malaysia’s official Facebook or Instagram channels. As always, make sure to stay tuned to TechNave for more tech news from Malaysia and beyond.
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