- Aileen Lizada, LTFRB member With fuel prices expected to increase as an effect of the government’s new tax reform law, ride-hailing app Grab has already announced that it wants to increase its fare by Php10 to Php13 pesos. Read more in our articles including "Grab fare to stay the same until March" and "Grab offers PHP 11 flat fare for new and returning users for 11.11".
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Feb 24, 2016- Aileen Lizada, LTFRB member With fuel prices expected to increase as an effect of the government’s new tax reform law, ride-hailing app Grab has already announced that it wants to increase its fare by Php10 to Php13 pesos.
Our coverage of grab price hike includes: "Grab fare to stay the same until March"; "Grab offers PHP 11 flat fare for new and returning users for 11.11"; "Grab resumes 24/7 operations in Metro Manila and select provinces". Each article provides unique insights and information.