In a Facebook post, Grab Philippines said that the request for a Grab ride has doubled to more than 600,000 bookings daily. Grab's motorcycle taxi service, GrabBike, seems to be available in the Philippines once again. The service was launched by Grab in the Philippines in 2015, with limited operations. The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has ordered GrabCar Philippines, MYTAXI.PH, Inc. In a letter addressed to GrabCar Phils., MYTAXI.PH, Inc.'s Operations Head, Gines Barot, LTFRB regional director and officer-in-charge Glenn Zaragoza said that GrabCar Philippines is not authorized to offer bikes and motorcycles as mode of public transportation citing safety issues and lack of authorization from the Board and DOTC. Read more in our articles including "Grab explains why it's hard to book a ride" and "Grab resumes 24/7 operations in Metro Manila and select provinces".
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Jan 27, 2016In a Facebook post, Grab Philippines said that the request for a Grab ride has doubled to more than 600,000 bookings daily. Grab's motorcycle taxi service, GrabBike, seems to be available in the Philippines once again.
The service was launched by Grab in the Philippines in 2015, with limited operations. The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has ordered GrabCar Philippines, MYTAXI.PH, Inc. In a letter addressed to GrabCar Phils., MYTAXI.PH, Inc.'s Operations Head, Gines Barot, LTFRB regional director and officer-in-charge Glenn Zaragoza said that GrabCar Philippines is not authorized to offer bikes and motorcycles as mode of public transportation citing safety issues and lack of authorization from the Board and DOTC.
Our coverage of Grab rides philippines includes: "Grab explains why it's hard to book a ride"; "Grab resumes 24/7 operations in Metro Manila and select provinces"; "Grab introduces GrabCar 6-seater and offers EDSA ride w/ GrabJeep". Each article provides unique insights and information.