Tebara Transport Limited increases drivers’ pay

By Faria Begum

Tuesday 10/10/2017

Tebara Transport Limited CEO Arvind Maharaj says they have increased their drivers’ pay.

He says Tebara Transport Limited has been proactive and have looked after their drivers over the years.

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Maharaj says they do not have any issues with their drivers since the implementation of the E‑ticketing system.

He adds that the company has not received any complaints as yet but concerned citizens can contact them on 7733400.

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