You are not alone
As much as possible, I try to avoid ride-hailing-I only whip out my phone and book a ride when it's for work or when I want to get to my destination not looking like I've just gone to
by Elaine Lara
Daily commuting woes can lead to insanity
Before I step out of the apartment, I run through a questionnaire in my head. How early do I leave? Should I take the MRT? How about I book a Grab instead? These questions show me that reliability is fiction when it
And some other cool features
In an event held on January 30, 2019, mobile platform Grab Philippines revealed new features for its app. Back in November, Grab announced that it will start penalizing users who excessively cancel on the drivers they had booked. During the recent event,
by Elaine Lara
Were you one of them?
Did you find yourself ushering in the new year inside a Grab? If yes, you're not alone: You're just one of more than 63,000 people-both riders and passengers-in Southeast Asia who welcomed 2019 while using the popular
by Drei Laurel
How dependent are you on the service?
Love it or hate it, there's no denying that Grab has become an integral part of getting around. And we aren't just talking about ride-hailing, either-the firm has embedded itself into the local transportation industry as a whole.
by Drei Laurel
From December 13 to 24
Worried about the impending holiday traffic? That's understandable. December has always been one of the worst times for congestion. Between the mall sales and everyone flush with 13th month 'bonuses,' it's a bad time to be stuck on the road.
by Jason Tulio
