#Grab GCQ

Grab Philippines is imposing better safety and hygiene standards to limit the spread of the COVID-19 for its GrabCar service with GrabProtect. GrabProtect includes several initiatives, including an online health and hygiene checklist, a mask selfie verification tool, safety and hygiene certification, hygiene kits, and mandatory deep disinfection of vehicles to ensure higher safety and hygiene standards for public transportation in the country. Each GrabCar can only seat two passengers and will sit close to the windows at the back of the vehicle. Passengers will receive a notification reminding them of proper safety and hygiene protocols via GrabChat every time they book a ride. Building on government regulations, GrabProtect's policies further raise Grab's safety and hygiene by implementing the following protocols: Grab driver and delivery-partners have to submit daily health declarations, confirming they are well before starting their day. Individuals who have received more than one report about exhibiting symptoms will have their Grab accounts temporarily put on hold until they receive medical clearance. Grab driver and delivery-partners, as well as the passengers, are required to wear face masks at all times. Grab will also be adding a "mask selfie verification feature," verifying that drivers and delivery-partners are wearing a mask before they start receiving bookings. Read more in our articles including "Grab Philippines introduces GrabProtect" and "Grab resumes 24/7 operations in Metro Manila and select provinces".