Following a successful provisional period, both Geolah and Trans-Cab have received RSOLs that are valid from 1 January 2025 to 31 December 2027.
The clarifications come after recent discussions between Singaporean and Malaysian authorities on whether cross-border service arrangements can be improved.
Ride-hailing apps such as Grab, Gojek, and CDG Zig will be raising their prices per trip, in lieu of the upcoming Platform Workers Act, to cover costs.
Both firms have announced a collaboration designed to accelerate the pickup of BYD's electric vehicles on the Uber platform.
Taxis will stay for as long as ride-hailing platforms continue to exist.
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.
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.
Both the passenger and driver-partner will have to consent to the use of the feature, which Grab states will deter in-person safety incidents from happening.
Visitors arriving to Singapore at Changi Airport will now be able to utilise GrabShare and share a ride to get to their destinations.
The ride-sharing service was halted in Feb 2020, as authorities raced to contain the COVID outbreak in Singapore. This will mark its first return since.
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Gojek has announced that it is imposing a new waiting charge if drivers are made to wait more than an initial four-minute grace period.
Hyundai is now putting its in-house developed autonomous driving technology to the test with a RoboRide car-hailing service in Seoul, Korea.
The two firms are collaborating on the development of a new and autonomous electric vehicle for deployment in the U.S.A.
Arriving only 5 years later, and amidst changing market winds and a COE price resurgence, the latest Vezel stands little chance of replicating 2016's success.
The ride-hailing platform states that the entirety of the fare hike will go towards raising the earnings of its driver-partners.
The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore is seeking public feedback on Grab's application to impose a platform fee on riders.
Passengers using the ride-hailing Gojek app will now get to choose up to three drop-off points per booking, while a cancellation fee has also been introduced.
Commuters booking trips on Grab will soon be barred from sitting in the front seat, and will have to fill in health and hygiene declarations before each trip.
Gojek will be introducing a $0.70 surcharge on trips booked through its platform, which the company says will fund improvements to its service.