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4 hours ago · inDrive is one of the biggest ride-hailing platforms in the world, completing around three million rides a day in 2022 and is the most downloaded transport app next to Uber. Ride-hailing giant ...
1 day ago · InDrive resumes operations after complying with LTFRB fare system. Ride-hailing app InDrive on Friday announced the official resumption of its operations in the Philippines following a 5–month suspension over its fare haggling system. InDrive’s unique proposition was that it lets drivers and passengers negotiate for fares.
1 day ago · Ride-hailing app inDrive is back in the Philippines. International ride-hailing app inDrive officially resumes operations in the Philippines. It currently allows passengers to book four-seater vehicles in Metro Manila, Bacolod, Baguio, Iloilo, Butuan, and Cagayan de Oro. The Filipino gig scene is back!
4 hours ago · June 29, 2024. Resize. RL Soft Corp., the operator of the ride-hailing service inDrive, said its services are again up and running in the Philippines after a five-month suspension following alleged violations of the government's fare matrix. The company has partnered with a local transport network vehicle service group, Laban TNVS, which it ...
4 hours ago · After months of suspension from the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB), global transport network company inDrive on Friday announced the resumption of its operation following the lifting of a suspension order by the LTFRB last 5 June 2024. In a decision, the LTFRB said respondent RL Soft Corporation (inDrive) alleged ...
4 hours ago · inDrive yesterday announced the resumption of its ride-hailing operations in the Philippines after securing clearance from the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB). This time, inDrive is confident it will retain its license to operate in the country, and is out to attract drivers to join the platform to earn more income.
4 hours ago · InDrive will not collect commission fees for up to six months to boost drivers’ take-home pay. Thereafter, they will be charged 10 percent— lower than the industry average of 20 percent.
