Looks like Grab will truly capitalize on any and all kind of transportation they can get their hands on as it seems that the company is preparing on adding bike-sharing to its services. Although, Grab is yet to announce or provide a statement on whether they are working on adding bikes to their services. Grab remains as one of the leading TNVS providers locally and with the recent reports of vehicle limitations by the LTFRB, adding in bike-sharing might very well circumvent their impending loss. Read more in our articles including "Grab reportedly adding bike-sharing to its services in Southeast Asia" and "MMDA adds NCAP violation services to eGovPH app".
Looks like Grab will truly capitalize on any and all kind of transportation they can get their hands on as it seems that the company is preparing on adding bike-sharing to its services. Although, Grab is yet to announce or provide a statement on whether they are working on adding bikes to their services.
Grab remains as one of the leading TNVS providers locally and with the recent reports of vehicle limitations by the LTFRB, adding in bike-sharing might very well circumvent their impending loss.
Our coverage of grab to add bike sharing to its services includes: "Grab reportedly adding bike-sharing to its services in Southeast Asia"; "MMDA adds NCAP violation services to eGovPH app"; "Garmin adds new sharing feature similar to Strava, but with more customization". Each article provides unique insights and information.