SINGAPORE: Grab Singapore will provide fuel vouchers to its delivery-partners amid rising fuel costs linked to the Middle East conflict.
The move will bring its total financial support for its partners to about S$1.4 million (US$1 million), it said in a media release on Thursday (Apr 2).
The company introduced fuel vouchers for its driver-partners in March and on Tuesday unveiled a S$1.1 million support package that includes higher monthly cash bonuses and cashback rebates.
Grab will also temporarily raise its fuel surcharge, benefiting its drivers directly, to S$0.90 from Apr 7, while metered GrabCab taxi fares have been increased in an effort to support its taxi drivers.
“While previous measures addressed the wider transport fleet, this expansion focuses exclusively on the delivery community’s most fuel-sensitive segment: those who are operating petrol-based motorcycles, cars and vans,” Grab said.





