Effective today, ride sharing service GrabCar is available in four more cities – Ipoh, Kuantan, Seremban, and Kuching, with Seremban including the Nilai and Port Dickson districts. Last month, Grab released a variation of the ride sharing service, GrabShare, which is essentially a commercial carpooling service where riders share a GrabCar ride.
The new areas receiving GrabCar services also receive the same standards as before, where both passengers and drivers are covered by a group accident insurance policy of up to US$10,000, while drivers are subject to background checks as well as training and a code of conduct.
Also as before, riders have the option of cash or cashless payment, while fixed fare rides let GrabCar passengers find out the cost of the ride up front, without fear of price fluctuation even in traffic. Additional functions include GrabChat, an in-app chat feature allowing drivers and passengers to communicate for free within the app, while GrabRewards allow passengers to collect points for discounts and promotions.
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The car is moving and girl is not wearing a seatbelt
In Bangkok Its OK
I have taken rides on GRABCAR a couple of times.
My only complaint….I have to give the driver some tips.
They make u feel more important than VVIPs.
Once,I took a red cab.OMG….there was not any meter at all in the old rotten protong wira.
The days of the red cabs are numbered.
Thumbs up for grabcar.
sori to say those red cab will come to Grab..
Ini mesti salah ….
Ipoh welcomes you
Those people under influence of alcohol or drug should grabcar instead of driving in wrong side of the road
Can Grabcar and Uber take heed of welfare concerns? Yesterday I wanted to go to KLCC, a 25 km ride and it cost me RM17. That is way too low. Grabshare costs RM15. How is the driver gonna buy food?? Net earnings for KLIA trips is RM58 and for Seremban/Putrajaya is RM28. How to eat??? And Grab/Uber just ignore these concerns.