Passengers can now call for transport right at their doorstep and leave the honking and swearing at the border checkpoints to someone else.
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.
Driving when sleep-deprived is much more hazardous than you think, and it sure isn't worth risking lives doing it.
Grab has announced that it will raise the platform fee across all its transport service types come 5 May 2023 in order to support app improvements.
Around 79,000 people worked with matching platform companies in 2020. An advisory committee by MOM will now look into strengthening protections for them.
With its status as a local transport giant, SMRT's incoming electric taxis promise more than meets the eye for drivers all over Singapore.
Transport group SMRT has announced that its first electric taxis, comprising of MG5s, will reach Singapore by August 2021.
Gojek digs into its own pockets to launch a slew of initiatives to aid its driver partners, right after Grab declares a fare hike.
Taxis and private hire cars will not be able to carry more than two passengers, while commercial car-pooling services will be suspended.
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.
SMRT's taxi partners can look forward to an improved job experience thanks to the firm's integration with a new and enhanced Grab Driver app.
We consider what are the best ways of getting around amidst our current COVID-19 situation and the circuit breaker measures in place.
Taxi operator ComfortDelGro and ride-hailing firm Grab have announced additional measures to help cabbies and drivers affected by the coronavirus outbreak.
The firm has embarked upon a digital transformation in order to face increasing competition from private-hire firms.
Manpower Minister Josephine Teo urged taxi drivers to pick up digital skills to take advantage of technological improvements.
According to The Straits Times' survey, street hails continue to be a viable option for commuters even amid the rise of ride-hailing apps.
Ride-hailing app Grab is launching a new GrabShare service with slightly cheaper fares in return for five-minutes wait time.
Grab has announced a revamped driver app that features four new components to help its driver-partners earn more and save more.
A long-awaited move to impose tighter regulations on private-hire operators, which is expected to create a more level playing field, is round the corner.
Among the ideas for a masterplan put forth by taxi and private-hire firms is an integrated app for users to choose from chauffeured rides, buses and trains.