Following a successful provisional period, both Geolah and Trans-Cab have received RSOLs that are valid from 1 January 2025 to 31 December 2027.
GrabCab first received its operator licence in April 2025, and will only use LTA-approved models and follow the same taxi fare structure as other operators.
If you don't remember these cars on the road, you are probably still too young to drive - the venerable Crown Comfort Taxi was a staple on our roads!
Taxis will stay for as long as ride-hailing platforms continue to exist.
Driving when sleep-deprived is much more hazardous than you think, and it sure isn't worth risking lives doing it.
The LEVC TX range-extender plug-in hybrid taxi now has an upsized battery, allowing it to bring its average carbon emissions further down.
LEVC has announced that its plug-in range extender TX electric taxi has overtaken the diesel TX4 taxi population in London.
Official Kia agent Cycle & Carriage has signed an agreement to supply Premier Taxis with 700 units of the all new Niro Plus Hybrid over the next year.
SMRT's previously announced electric taxis are officially hitting our roads - alongside SMRT Taxis' new name moving forward, Strides Taxi.
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.
More than seven in 10 cabbies and Private-Hire Car (PHC) drivers have received their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Cabbies and private-hire drivers still find it difficult to make the same amount they made before the pandemic, even after the easing of COVID-19 restrictions.
The LTA will soon implement a long-delayed regulatory framework designed to level the playing field between cabbies and private-hire drivers.
With immediate effect, all new Private Hire Car Driver's Vocational Licence applicants must be Singapore citizens who are at least 30-years old.
Private-hire car and taxi drivers will get some form of additional help even after a COVID-19 support measure to help them defray costs expires this month.
ComfortDelGro will install 400 of its cabs with plastic shields that separate the driver from the passengers in a bid to reduce to spread of COVID-19.
ComfortDelGro is muscling into the booming food delivery business, utilising up to 10,000 cabs to make deliveries for food and beverage outlets.
ComfortDelGro will extend its full rental waiver to its cabbies by another month following news that safe-distancing measures will be extended till 1 June 2020.
Some 700 cabbies across companies like ComfortDelGro, SMRT Taxis and TransCab have taken up doing food deliveries as income from fares fall.
Some of ComfortDelGro's taxis will be deployed as RedMart delivery vehicles to get groceries to customers while providing needed income for idle cabbies.