Summary
- Highway authority apologises for TuJu technical problems.
- Surge in users causes disruptions following prime minister’s recommendation.
- Developers working to improve navigation accuracy and system stability.
KAJANG, October 23 — The Malaysian Highway Authority (LLM) has apologised for technical disruptions affecting the locally developed TuJu navigation app following a sharp increase in users.
LLM said it was working with developer Prosignal Consortium Sdn Bhd to identify the problems, restore system stability and improve capacity. The authority also acknowledged complaints.
About navigation accuracy, route information and user experience, promising further improvements to the application. Launched in November 2025, TuJu provides highway navigation and traffic updates.
Including emergency assistance, with LLM pledging continued cooperation with cybersecurity authorities to strengthen data security and service reliability.
