At face value, InDrive's fare proposal system appears to benefit commuters, as it permits passengers to propose fares which drivers can then accept, reject, or counter without penalies. The US-based ride-hailing service claimed that this approach fosters transparency and ...
inDrive happens to be one of the biggest international ride-hailing services, with roots in Russia but is now based in California.
It's been a while since Grab Philippines has had competition in the ride-hailing app space. And news of other aggregators entering the country has been far and few in between, achieving only mild success. These days, ride-sharing apps have ...
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