This book is a collection of true stories, reflections, and observations from an e-hailing driver in Kuala Lumpur and its surrounding areas. Spending more than ten hours a day on the road, the author has met thousands of passengers from all walks of life — from locals, international students, and expatriates to foreign workers who often remain unseen in society.
Every journey carries its own story. Some are funny, some are touching, while others reveal a side of Malaysia that most people rarely get to see.
This book is not merely a collection of notes about food, places, or traffic — it is about people, humanity, and everyday life in a metropolitan city. From traffic jams in Bukit Bintang and waiting for passengers at MRT stations, to hidden roadside eateries, the author takes readers on a journey through Kuala Lumpur from the perspective of a Grab driver.
It is a story about the struggles of everyday life, empathy, and the realisation that behind every “Bling” from an e-hailing app, there is a story waiting to be told.
This book is for anyone who wants to understand another side of KL's urban life — from the driver's seat.