With this new Motor Insurance product, PHV drivers in Singapore will benefit from greater payment flexibility and round-the-clock emergency assistance.
Following a successful provisional period, both Geolah and Trans-Cab have received RSOLs that are valid from 1 January 2025 to 31 December 2027.
Beyond lowering day-to-day operating costs for drivers, this partnership also supports Singapore's green mobility agenda.
The new rules take immediate effect, and will apply for vehicles registered, converted, or transferred from individuals to businesses as private hire cars.
BYD launched its updated e6 with more seats, along with versatility and performance upgrades, in Singapore.
Commuters can look forward to the opening of stage four of the TEL in the first half of this year, according to Acting Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat.
500 units of the electric supermini (which has a WLTP-rated range of 337km) are in the pipeline, out of which 200 are set to hit our streets by year-end.
Two bulk orders of the electric MPV have been made just this month, including 100 vehicles by ComfortDelGro and another 500 by a private-hire operator.
Eligible drivers under the scheme can look forward to an additional $5 per vehicle per day in November and $5 per vehicle per day in December.
Around 79,000 people worked with matching platform companies in 2020. An advisory committee by MOM will now look into strengthening protections for them.
The LTA has announced another round of payouts for taxi and PHV drivers, even though the last one was issued as social distancing measures were being lifted.
Gojek digs into its own pockets to launch a slew of initiatives to aid its driver partners, right after Grab declares a fare hike.
The LTA has announced that it will lift the two passenger limit for taxis and PHVs, in line with the new restrictions on permitted group sizes.
Another $40 million of taxpayer money is about to be blown on taxi and PHV drivers, even as ridership is expected to rise as the economy reopens.
The ride-hailing platform states that the entirety of the fare hike will go towards raising the earnings of its driver-partners.
The Government will set aside an additional $27 million to provide an additional $10 per vehicle per day top-up through the COVID-19 Driver Relief Fund.
Grab has announced an expansion of its transport offerings with the introduction of two new on-demand premium ride options.
Starting today, active taxi and private hire car drivers will receive their COVID-19 vaccinations in order to protect frontline transport workers.
The LTA will soon implement a long-delayed regulatory framework designed to level the playing field between cabbies and private-hire drivers.
Some 700 cabbies across companies like ComfortDelGro, SMRT Taxis and TransCab have taken up doing food deliveries as income from fares fall.