Maxim Drive Hub Expands Driver Training Across Malaysia

Maxim Malaysia launched Maxim Drive Hub across 16 cities, providing driver education, compliance training and operational guidance to enhance professionalism, service quality and passenger confidence nationwide.

Maxim Drive Hub

Maxim Malaysia has introduced Maxim Drive Hub, a nationwide driver education programme aimed at strengthening professionalism and service standards within the country’s growing e-hailing industry.

Rolled out across 16 cities in Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak, the initiative represents one of the company’s most extensive efforts to support and educate driver-partners.

The programme focuses on providing structured training and practical guidance for both new and existing drivers. Through workshops conducted at selected Maxim branches, participants receive assistance on registration procedures, required documentation, platform navigation and ways to optimise their performance using the Taxsee Driver application.

Key workshop topics include onboarding procedures, application features such as Auto Mode and Filters, guidance on obtaining Public Service Vehicle (PSV) and E-Hailing Vehicle Permit (EVP) documentation, e-hailing insurance requirements and information regarding the BUDI95 petrol subsidy programme.

The sessions are designed to help drivers better understand industry regulations while improving their readiness to operate within Malaysia’s evolving transportation sector.

Maxim is also highlighting additional income opportunities available through its platform. Drivers can learn about referral programmes, urgent order features, vehicle advertising initiatives and shift purchase systems that may help create more sustainable earning opportunities.

Those participating in vehicle advertising programmes may receive reduced commission rates, increased booking priority and monthly incentives.

According to Maxim E-hailing Malaysia Director Mohd Hazwan Musley, the initiative reflects the company’s commitment to building a knowledgeable and service-oriented driver community. He noted that improving driver understanding of operational standards and compliance requirements can contribute to safer, more reliable and efficient services for passengers.

Currently available in major cities including Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, Kuantan, Kota Kinabalu, Sandakan, Sibu, Kuching, Bintulu and Labuan, Maxim Drive Hub supports the company’s long-term efforts to enhance public confidence in e-hailing services while strengthening local driver communities nationwide.