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Ride-hailing fare increases in the Philippines

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  1. PASSENGERS can book Maxim’s four-seater car service at rates starting at P45 in four cities.

    Maxim sets new car fares in four cities

    Maxim Rides & Food Delivery has introduced new fixed car-service rates in Davao, General Santos, Tacloban and Tagbilaran, offering four- and six-seater options…

  2. The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) revived its fixed pick-up fare rate for TNVS drivers around the country amid the ongoing concerns over traffic congestion and shortage of drivers.

    LTFRB rules set fixed TNVS pick-up rates

    The LTFRB has reinstated standardized pick-up fares for ride-hailing services, capping driver-passenger matching at 5 kilometers and requiring all pick-up fees…

  3. Maxim supports call to ease TNVS fees

    Maxim supports call to ease TNVS fees

    Maxim Rides & Food Delivery supports a proposal to temporarily reduce ride-hailing commissions as drivers face rising fuel costs, highlighting its 0–18%…

  4. Maxim opens Puerto Princesa office

    Maxim opens Puerto Princesa office

    Maxim Rides & Food Delivery opens a new office in Puerto Princesa, strengthening support for driver-partners and expanding flexible ride and delivery services…

  5. Ride-hailing app drivers in exodus?

    Ride-hailing app drivers in exodus?

    Surge in driver departures hits a major ride-hailing platform after commission hikes, with many switching to competitors offering lower fees and better pay.

  6. PNP generals launch Lakan Ride for a Cause

    PNP generals launch Lakan Ride for a Cause

    PNP generals, led by Brig. Gen. Rogelio Peñones, launched “The Lakan Ride for a Cause” in Pampanga with over 100 motorcycle riders promoting unity,…

  7. inDrive regional director Mark Tolley at inDrive’s booth during the Philippine Commercial Vehicle Show 2025.

    Local fleets to boost ride-hailing service

    ‘The reason we do this is simple: We want more drivers on the road to address the increasing passenger demand, but we want that growth to be sustainable.’

  8. Pure Ride executives Edison Go Tan and Jomerito ‘Jojo’ Soliman proudly showcase the new ride-hailing app.

    Pure Ride launches with prizes

    Pure Ride launches its ride-hailing app with exciting prizes and zero service fees until May 2025. Download now from Google Play Store and Apple Store for a…