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I've been to Malaysia three times: once to Penang and twice to Kuala Lumpur. I mostly used taxis to get around, and I found that drivers always wanted to negotiate a fare up-front (which was much higher than a meter fare). Sometimes I could argue them into using the meter, but a few times (such as heading back from the KL zoo), they simply wouldn't take me unless I agreed to a flat rate.

At first, I thought they were scamming me for being a tourist. What I've heard, though, is that the law sets meter rates that are too low for the drivers to make a living, so going by the meter is simply not worth their time. I have no way of verifying that, though, and my gut reaction when someone tries to do this is that they're running a scam (this is the case in Thailand, where I was living at the time).

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I'm thinking of Penang again next year. Does anyone have experience with this situation, and can you verify the cause? How trustworthy are drivers in KL and Penang in negotiating an honest fare, provided I don't let myself seem like an easy mark?

While it is true that taxi drivers will try to overcharge you in Malaysia, it is also true that the rates set by the government are on the low side. The official rate is 1 MYR / kilometre which converts roughly to $0.3. Tourism drives up prices in cities in Kuala Lumpur and Penang, and I am willing to sympathise with the taxi drivers. Unlike Western two-children families, many of them have large families to support with many children.

If a driver operates by meter, I usually leave a tip in addition to fare. In Kuala Lumpur I found the 'Comfort Cab' and 'Sunlight' taxis to be willing to 'go by meter'. It's a lot harder in Penang; I mostly travelled by public bus - which is quite good actually, air-conditioned too - but when I did travel by taxi, say, for Batu Ferringhi beach or any of the other places to visit further away from Georgetown I had to negotiate the fares beforehand. Ask the staff at hotel / hostel you're staying in for approximate fares.

As for the wage - the majority of taxi drivers are actually not self employed, they work for a taxi company and the reason they want to go off meter is because they then keep 100% of the money. They do this much more in touristy areas simply because they can get away with it.

The key to negotiation is always to know what to expect, if you don't know ask to 2-3 taxi drivers for there price, say thank you with a smile on and move to the next one. They'll more or less give you the same price. You can pick the more reasonable one or, if you have time, keep asking until one agrees to use the meter.

Rmy Brouard, team manager of Jackie Chan DC Racing, tells us more about recruiting three Malaysians for the #37 ORECA 07-Gibson: "Malaysians have always been a part of the Asian Le Mans Series (Asian series in the endurance pyramid, Ed.) and have always done well. They were sort of on their own in other disciplines, like Jazeman Jafaar in the GP2 Series (single-seaters series lead-in to F1, Ed.) and Nabil Jeffri in Formula Renault 3.5 (single-seaters ladder series, Ed.). Also, we were in contact with Weiron Tan who was doing F3. After losing Formula 1, the Sepang circuit decided to choose endurance and to support Malaysian drivers, including the three who will drive the #37. The project proved successful in the form of a win in the Asian Le Mans Series. In the beginning, it was really all about getting three Malaysians together, with no thought to the World Endurance Championship or the 24 Hours of Le Mans. But, we realized they were competitive and with their sponsors in tow, it came together quickly! Then Jota Sport contributed. Don't forget, the Sepang circuit is very engine-driven! Circuit CEO Razlan Razali and his entire team were there that weekend." Weiron Tan, one of the three drivers, confirms: "We get a great deal of support from the Sepang circuit and we are grateful. Without them, we wouldn't be here."

For the first time in Malaysian history, three representatives from their country will take the start at the 24 Hours of Le Mans. They consider it a real honor. Nabil Jeffri believes this project will help his country learn more about the race. "It's not that popular back home, but I hope our presence will change that. We like it when our people support us." Weiron Tan: "This is the first time in the history of our country that a fully Malaysian driver line-up will compete at Le Mans. To be a part of that is a real honor. It's really a special feeling and hard to describe in words. I hope our country will be proud of us. The 24 Hours is not well-known there, but I hope we can make a difference and generate more interest for motorsport in general at home. The race will be shown on Eurosport and we have that channel."

Like the 177 other drivers, the three men are focused on their main goal: crossing the finish line. Adds Jazeman Jafaar: "We really want to be competitive. We began our preparations during the Asian Le Mans Series six months ago. The level here is extremely high."

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