The initial 4,000 slots were filled quickly
With the country mostly relaxing its restrictions on Covid-19, the need for mobility and transport is coming back to pre-pandemic levels. Keen on catering to that demand, Grab Philippines would like an additional 20,000 slots for Transport Network Vehicle
In fact, the opposite is happening
Is the demand for ride-hailing dwindling? Apparently, some groups believe so. According to data presented by Grab, though, the situation is quite the opposite.During a media roundtable discussion held by the ride-hailing giant earlier today, officials bared that demand
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Pay for Grab transactions directly using the mobile e-wallet
Regular Grab and GCash user? You can soon use GCash to directly pay for your Grab rides and deliveries thanks to a partnership between the transport app and the mobile wallet. Though there's no final date for implementation yet, both parties
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Rent by Grab is now available in select cities in Metro Manila
In dire need of a new transport solution in Metro Manila? Check this out: Grab Philippines' newest car-rental service, Rent by Grab.The company is rolling this new service out in partnership with Hertz PH. It aims to "provide a more
“Ang kalaban diyan yung paghihintay talaga”
Fancy addresses don't guarantee tips-it's the 'simple' customers who give extra, GrabFood rider Carlos Cesista said, describing what it's like to be an economic frontliner during the pandemic while helping build Grab as Southeast Asia's super app.
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The company is expanding its coverage to more cities and municipalities
Here's some good news to those living outside Metro Manila: GrabFood is expanding its food delivery services.The expansion was meant to accommodate requests from residents in Bulacan, Cavite, and Laguna of food deliveries, Grab Philippines said. The company's services
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Rewards also await vaccinated Grab users
No way to get to and from a vaccination site? Taking a Grab ride might be a more viable option soon. We aren't just saying this because opting to forego trains, buses, and jeepneys lessens the risk of you catching COVID-
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Set up at Robinsons Malls nationwide
These days, we rely on delivery riders more than ever for bringing meals, groceries, small purchases, gifts, and pretty much everything else you could think of to and from our doorsteps. The ongoing pandemic has rapidly increased the need for riders working
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Subject to availability of vaccine supply
Grab already announced it will be giving free COVID-19 vaccines to its driver and rider partners in Southeast Asia. Well, it appears Grab Philippines will be starting its initiative for its delivery partners through the GrabBayanihan Vaccination Support Program.The program
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Driver and rider partners in good standing will be eligible for the free vaccine
Grab said drivers and delivery riders in Southeast Asia will be given free vaccines under a $20 million (P972.5 million) initiative to keep its partners at work during the pandemic.Drivers and riders who have completed a ride or delivery within
Give back to the community by purchasing these P299 ‘Salamat sa Ani’ gift sets
Farmers have been our unsung heroes throughout this pandemic. Some of us may not realize it, but without these people, we literally wouldn't be able to put food on the table.So now, a year into this global health crisis, Grab
Looks like RFID issues won’t be going away anytime soon
The new payment method will be rolled out soon
Even before the pandemic, about 70% of GrabCar riders still preferred to pay by cash. But after the government-mandated cashless transactions to stop the spread of COVID-19, people have been slow to give up their cash in favor of safer
So what happens if you still don’t have tollway RFIDs come November 2?
As well as in Pampanga, Cebu, and other locations
At the start of September, Grab Philippines announced that GrabCar and GrabTaxi rides were once again available until midnight. Well, now that restrictions on public transportation have eased up even further, the company has just announced that its ride-hailing services will
