Three-wheeled vehicles to create over 50,000 job opportunities in domestic short-distance transportation

BAJAJ Auto, which distrib­utes three-wheelers, says it has created more than 50,000 job opportunities, including in Myanmar’s short-distance transport sector and related small and medium-sized enter­prises (SMEs).

The Bajaj Auto show­room was opened at 9 am on 10 May 2020, on Anawrahta Road between the Western University roundabout and Yoegyi bus-stop in Htantabin Township, Yangon. The launching ceremony was held with the aim of cre­ating job opportunities in the short-distance trans­portation and increasing household income.

The ceremony was attended by users of Ba­jaj Auto three-wheelers manufactured and assem­bled in Myanmar under the SKD system, as well as Taxi Gate officials, res­idents, businesspeople, and media representa­tives.

The showroom will display Bajaj Auto RE three-wheelers and will also provide spare parts, repair services, vehicle licensing assistance, and installment payment ser­vices.

In addition, custom­er service and after-sales services, free mechanic training, three-wheeler test-drive programmes, the WeGo Kilo Taxi Ser­vice, authorized agent application opportunities, and services related to the Yangon Region Transport Committee (YRTC) and the Yangon City Taxi As­sociation (YCTA) will also be provided. The three-wheeled vehicles were introduced with the aim of distribution and sales, as well as providing com­prehensive services. They are currently operating in townships approved under the systematic supervi­sion of the YRTC and the YCTA. — Myo Min Thura/ TH