Planning to get into ride-hailing?
There's a reason the Toyota Vios is one of our country's most popular ride-hailing vehicles: It's just so damn reliable. And now, the subcompact sedan is about to further cement its place as one of the industry's
by Drei Laurel
Motoring news you might have missed this week
This will be a big help
SM just gave us our first taste of 2018 holiday traffic madness with a three-day Megamall sale, and it's only going to get worse in the weeks to come. People have cash and things need to be bought, so it'
by Dinzo Tabamo
It’s called the ‘Safer Everyday Tech Roadmap’
It was a busy day for the country's biggest (and only?) ride-hailing service. Grab Philippines launched today its 'Safer Everyday Tech Roadmap,' which aims to, well, make the service safer for everyone who uses it-both driver and passengers.The
by Dinzo Tabamo
Do you agree?
By now you've heard that Grab's P2.00 per minute charge is back, and this time with the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board's (LTFRB) approval. Bummed? Maybe you shouldn't be, because the ride-
by Drei Laurel
Will things go back to normal now?
So that's that. Grab's time-based P2.00 per minute charge is returning, and you can expect it to be reflected in fares as early as 12am tomorrow (September 21, 2018).In a Facebook post released earlier tonight, Grab Philippines
by Drei Laurel
