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LLM: TuJu was never meant to replace Waze

Malaysia Times desk Original: SoyaCincau↗ 1h ago X
LLM: TuJu was never meant to replace Waze
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Amid widespread backlash and glitches, LLM clarifies TuJu was built strictly for tolled highways, not to replace Waze as a general navigation app.

From the original report

The Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) has clarified that its TuJu application was never built to rival Waze , but was instead developed to bolster operations along tolled highways.

Speaking in an interview with Malaysiakini , LLM Chairperson Datuk Seri Utama Ir. Hasni Mohammad explained that the platform's core objective is to support the agency's Traffic Management Centre by providing real-time highway conditions, toll exit details, rest stop locations, enforcement camera alerts, and emergency contact channels for stranded motorists.

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Originally published
Oct 27, 2026
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Oct 27, 2026
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