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‘We do not always get it right’

Did you think traffic was rough over the course of the 2022 holiday season? If your answer is yes, just imagine how much harder the transport situation was for getting around without a personal vehicle.Even Grab, which is supposed to be

Will this be enough, though?

According to the Department of Transportation (DOTr), passenger volume at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) surged by 229% in November 2022 compared to the same period last year. Not surprisingly, arriving passengers haven't had the easiest time booking rides or

From now until November 4

Craving a burger this Undas? If so, you might want to check out this new promo from Burger King. From now until November 4, the fast food chain has resurrected (no pun intended) its Ghost Whopper offering. This limited-edition burger features

The cost of mobility continues to rise

When fuel prices rise, the rates at the pump aren't the only ones that go up. Remember: It's a domino effect, and the cost of mobility as a whole is affected.Last week, we reported that local taxi drivers and

‘Idol ko rin ‘yan eh’

Not all famous people rely on personal chauffeurs to get around. At one point, many celebrities were regular people, too-and we like to think you don't just forget your roots after a breakthrough moment in the spotlight.In the case

As part of the government’s Libreng Sakay Program

Don't have a ride ready to pick you up when you land at the airport? Consider yourself in luck, then.NEWS YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSED:LTO extends validity of driver's licenses, student permits expiring in JuneApparently, riders are covering their

Have you experienced this?

We understand that money's tight. With the way gas prices are going and potential tax hikes on the horizon, it's understandable that many are now trying to find way to earn a little extra income. We have to say, though,

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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

It should be easier to book rides soon

How has your ride-hailing experience been ever since Metro Manila shifted to Alert Level 1? If you've been having a difficult time booking rides, your life might soon become a whole lot easier.The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (

Remember this?

Remember when the Philippine Competition Commission (PCC) ordered ride-hailing giant Grab to refund its users in Metro Manila owing to pricing issues following its takeover of Uber's local operations? Apparently, not many users have claimed the amount they're owed.

This will come in handy

Seaoil's latest promo should make rising fuel prices easier to swallow. Well, at least if you're a transport network vehicle service (TNVS) driver or delivery partner.Every Monday this March, Seaoil is giving TNVS drivers and delivery partners from select

Will the company bounce back in 2022?

The pandemic has not been kind to the ride-hailing industry. Just in case you're wondering how rough it's been, Grab posted a $1.1 billion loss in the final quarter of 2021, bringing its losses for the year to

But why, though?

Well, that was short-lived. Commuters will no longer be able to book Move It rides via the Grab app after the motorcycle taxi service was suspended from the service.In a strongly worded statement, Move It blamed the development on other

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

Planning to try this out?

It looks like Grab is once again aiming to shake up the Philippine motorcycle taxi scene. This time, it's partnering with Move It to provide Pinoys with another local ride-hailing option on two wheels.Starting September 23, Grab users will

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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-

The companies will launch programs to accelerate EV adoption in the region

Sister Korean companies Hyundai and Kia have been quite aggressive with their EV push lately. Both carmakers have launched a few impressive electric vehicles over the past few months, with Hyundai even launching its new EV sub-brand.Now, Hyundai Motor Group