A young man wearing a Grab uniform who blocked a car and assaulted a man on Kha Van Can Street (Ho Chi Minh City) has been summoned by the police for questioning after a video of the incident went viral online.
Meanwhile, representatives from Be Group and other platforms stated that there are currently no plans for adjustments, and the fees will remain unchanged.
Regarding Grab blocking the app of the driver who transported Mr. Minh Khang, according to the lawyer, if the driver uses video as evidence of being insulted, this should be considered a legitimate act of self-defense.
Electric vehicles are gradually gaining dominance in the ride-hailing market thanks to their smooth ride, transparent pricing, and the green mobility trend in urban areas.
The extended battery warranty, tripling to 500.000 km, is becoming a key reason why many ride-hailing drivers are quickly choosing the BYD M6.
BYD became the center of attention when the alliance led by the company committed to earning up to 42 million VND per period for Grab drivers who choose new energy vehicles, along with many December promotions.
New digital solutions are enhancing the passenger experience, from quick booking to convenient payment, making journeys smoother and more accessible.
Singaporean transport companies are working closely with self-driving car companies from China as the island nation expands its adoption of autonomous vehicle technology.
The Vietnamese ride-hailing and food delivery market is valued at $4 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $9 billion by 2030, leaving businesses anxiously racing to capture market share.
The Criminal Investigation Team of Hoang Mai District Police has identified and identified the perpetrator as Nguyen Huu Duc in the arson case that occurred at midnight.
The GrabBike driver stated that the motive and purpose of adjusting the traffic lights was to regulate traffic flow, making it smoother and preventing congestion and traffic jams.
The Rach Chiec Traffic Police Team (Ho Chi Minh City) is verifying and clarifying a video circulating on social media showing a "man wearing a Grab uniform adjusting traffic lights".
For about a week now, people in Ho Chi Minh City have faced considerable difficulties booking rides using ride-hailing services. Some customers have waited for hours without being able to book a ride, especially during peak hours.
For the first time in history, Grab reported a profit of $11 million thanks to significantly improved business results.
Deputy Director General of the General Department of Taxation, Vu Chi Hung, said that he would discuss with the Ho Chi Minh City Tax Department to direct the Tax Sub-Department No. 7 - Nha Be to review Grab's tax obligations.
After four years of cultivation, Ho Guom Group has harvested its first crop of approximately 15-20 tons of seedless lychees for sale in the domestic market and for export.
The Ho Chi Minh City Department of Information and Communications fined Grab Vietnam 60 million VND for displaying inaccurate information regarding Vietnam's sovereignty over its maritime territories and islands.
The ride-hailing app stated that it has acknowledged the issue and is working to fix it.
A mysterious and charming figure, along with a Grab driver, has been spreading across the city, sparking curiosity among people trying to discover what secret mission this mysterious person is undertaking.
A GrabBike driver received an iPhone 14 Plus from a customer but failed to deliver it to the agreed location. After numerous unsuccessful attempts to contact the driver, the victim reported the incident to the police.
Minister of Industry and Trade Nguyen Hong Dien approved the 2023 inspection plan for a number of businesses such as Habeco, Aeon, Grab, and subsidiaries of BRG and FPT.
Major technology companies in Southeast Asia have been affected by fears of an economic recession, but many investors still have high hopes for the phenomenal growth of the previous decade.
Wearing a Grab uniform, Thanh drove through many streets in Da Nang, breaking into houses and stealing hundreds of millions of dong.
According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, despite the deadline for explaining the additional fees and surcharges, Grab has not yet reported and has requested an extension for its response to the Competition and Consumer Protection Department.
Although he was a Grab driver, when a woman asked him to help buy and open a series of bank accounts for fraudulent purposes, Hao agreed and was paid over 160 million VND.
On average, each ride-hailing app has around 8 different types of fees and surcharges. Grab adds a surcharge related to weather conditions.
Grab applies various surcharges, but according to drivers, they do not receive the full amount.
The ride-hailing company Grab has just updated its policy on adding a surcharge for hot weather to some services such as GrabBike, GrabFood, etc.
Of the 100 drivers surveyed, none were covered by mandatory social insurance, and only 6 were covered by voluntary social insurance.
Customers are constantly booking rides through the app, forcing ride-hailing drivers to work through lunchtime without running out of work.
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