Tag Archives: ComfortDelgro

An angry netizen complained about having to pay $10 more for her Grab ride and still wait almost 15 minutes for her ride to arrive. She felt it was a waste not to take Uber or ComfortDelgro instead.

A reader shared his dissatisfaction about learning driving at the Singapore Safety Driving Centre (SSDC), which does not give learners enough chance to familiarise themselves with the test circuit as compared to other learning centres. What do you think?

I was at Midview City today and saw this - Grab's office is full of ComfortDelGro taxi drivers wanting to switch sides!

A reader complained about a taxi driver who wanted to claim thousands of dollars of compensation from him after a minor collision which only left scratches on his car. Looks like being a taxi driver is not that bad after all?

Our reader is disappointed that ComfortDelGro is considering an alliance with Uber as it would mean more surge pricing for standard taxis. She thinks ComfortDelGro should think of other ways to benefit drivers, not at the expense of its riders, and hopes the LTA can look into this matter.

I am in a comfort taxi yesterday and the driver looks more concern in catching errand motorists than driving me as the passenger safely. If they are really getting annoyed with these private hire cars causing them to lose their cabbies because many drivers have jumped ships, then they should just work together with LTA to enforce such policing activities!

LTA and PTC must step in to stop uber and grab from surging and learn from Comfortdelgro and Six. Before I start, I would like to give round of applause to Comfortdelgro and Six for being so customer orientated than money orientated.

I was so tired after a long day at work wanting to head home, then there comes an MRT disruption. The whole place was in chaos. So decided to book grab, I was shocked to see grab's fare from Jurong East to Woodlands was a whopping $55!

I am a taxi driver and would like to share that I have got mixed feelings about taxis companies going towards surge pricing just like uber and grab. I have driven uber for 6 months before joining back as a taxi driver and would like to share that the surge pricing aka fixed price is very one sided, especially during peak hours, it's only benefitting together passengers and not drivers.

Taxi commuters in Singapore will be getting the short end of the stick soon as taxi giant ComfortDelGro will introduce Uber-style dynamic pricing, also known as surge pricing, where fares can possible skyrocket to five times the usual rate.