Technology · Malaysia Bureau
TuJu Highway App Offline for Repairs, Expected Return by November 6
The technical team behind Malaysia's TuJu Highway Navigation Application is conducting recalibration work following recent disruptions. The service is expected to resume operations by November 6.
LSN Malaysia ·
KUALA LUMPUR — The TuJu Highway Navigation Application has gone offline as its technical team undertakes necessary recalibration and maintenance work, according to an announcement made on October 24. The app, which provides real-time navigation and traffic information for Malaysia's highway network, is expected to restore full functionality by November 6.
The development team has confirmed that the temporary suspension is part of planned technical improvements to enhance the application's performance and reliability. During this period, users will be unable to access the app's navigation features and traffic updates.
The TuJu app has become a widely used tool among Malaysian motorists seeking to optimize their highway journeys and avoid congested routes. The developers have advised users to seek alternative navigation solutions during the maintenance window.
No additional details regarding the specific technical issues or the scope of improvements have been disclosed at this time. The technical team is expected to provide further updates as the November 6 target date approaches.