Grab Raises Minimum Fare to Boost Driver Earnings

Reuters11-17
Grab Raises Minimum Fare to Boost Driver Earnings

Grab Holdings Ltd. is addressing labor concerns by implementing a S$0.50 increase to the minimum fare for its drivers in Singapore, effective 24 November 2025. This move, the result of collaboration with the National Private Hire Vehicles Association (NPHVA), aims to boost earnings for drivers, particularly for short-distance trips where operational costs are proportionally higher. The fare adjustment, fully funded by Grab and not affecting passenger fares, reflects ongoing efforts to enhance financial resilience and welfare for its driver-partners amidst rising operational expenses. The company also continues to support drivers through benefits covering healthcare, fuel discounts, and training opportunities.

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