Lalamove, the leading on-demand delivery platform, is thrilled to announce the launch of the Lalamove Huat A Driver Bonanza in celebration of the upcoming Chinese New Year.

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

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

To participate, simply complete the highest number of delivery orders between January 8th and January 31st, 2024.

Jane Teh, Managing Director of Lalamove Malaysia, emphasises the timely chance for individuals to boost their income as they gear up for the Chinese New Year festivities.

"Those eager to join Lalamove as driver partners can not only earn additional income through delivering orders but also stand a chance to bring home an impressive RM1,000 cash prize, making their Chinese New Year truly memorable,” she added.

The delivery orders on the Lalamove platform encompass a wide range, from daily deliveries from individuals to substantial business orders from small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to large corporations.

This peak season of Chinese New Year presents an opportunity for driver partners to accept and deliver large volumes of orders, thereby boosting their income for the festive season.

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 chance 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 Huat A Driver Bonanza, please visit https://www.lalamove.com/en-my/driver/huat-a-bonanza.

This article is provided by Lalamove

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