KUALA LUMPUR - Lalamove, the leading on-demand delivery platform, is thrilled to announce the launch of the Lalamove Race To Raya Bonanza in celebration of the upcoming Hari Raya. 

This amazing contest marks the fourth instalment of the Lalamove Driver Bonanza series. It is open to potential van, 4x4 pickup, or lorry drivers based in Klang Valley, Penang, Johor and Malacca. 

This time around, the contest presents a great opportunity to win cash prizes totalling up to RM12,000 for 12 deserving winners. 

Driver partners can participate in this contest by signing up as a driver partner and completing the highest number of delivery orders from March 8th to April 8th, 2024.

Jane Teh, Managing Director of Lalamove Malaysia, emphasises that Ramadan presents a perfect time for individuals looking to earn extra income and prepare for the Hari Raya celebration. 

During the festive season, both business and personal deliveries are expected to increase, which means driver partners can accept and deliver more orders, thereby boosting their income. 

"At Lalamove, we believe that Race To Raya Bonanza can help our driver partners to achieve their income goals to celebrate Hari Raya, especially during a time of rising cost of living.” 

“We hope this Driver Bonanza contest can boost our driver partners’ income and support their festive celebration, all while working any time they want,” she added. 

All Malaysian citizens aged 18 and above who drive a 4x4 Pickup, Van or Lorry with a valid license are invited to sign up as a driver and join the contest. 

In addition to flexible working hours and the opportunity to earn extra income, Lalamove provides various incentives, including exclusive benefits and free personal accident insurance coverage for its valued driver partners. 

For more information about Lalamove Race To Raya Bonanza, please visit https://www.lalamove.com/en-my/driver/raya-driver-bonanza-march-2024

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