Singapore, Malaysia to expand cross-border taxi quota to 500 each, add two ride-hailing operators from Nov 16
The scheme will add CDG Zig and Kumpool, while the combined quota rises to 1,000 taxis to improve cross-border travel.
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More cross-border taxis from Nov 16 as Singapore, Malaysia raise quota to 500 each
From Nov 16, Singapore and Malaysia will raise the quota of licensed cross-border taxis from 300 to 500 vehicles each, offering commuters more transport options between the two countries. The enhanced Cross-Border Taxi Scheme will also welcome two new ride-hail operators, CDC Zig Pte Ltd (CDC Zig) and Kumpool Sdn. Bhd. (Kumpool).They will join GrabCar Pte Ltd which was granted...
Singapore, Malaysia to expand cross-border taxi quota to 500 each, add two ride-hailing operators from Nov 16
CDG Zig and Kumpool will join Grab as licensed operators under the Cross-Border Taxi Scheme from Nov 16.
More JB–Singapore cross-border taxis from 16 November
Two new ride-hail operators, CDG Zig and Kumpool, will join GrabCar under the enhanced Cross-Border Taxi Scheme. The change gives commuters more choices for point-to-point trips across the Causeway. The post More JB–Singapore cross-border taxis from 16 November first appeared on Citizens Journal.
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