MMWH - Grab deals

Since the advent of Grab and Uber, i didn't have to complain anymore about the appalling services of taxis where they will pick and choose passengers during peak hours. In fact, apart from having a good supply of cars and convenience of booking from an app, cost has been lowered since Grabcars costs about 10-30% less than taxis, depending on distance, since they don't have all kinds of surcharges (peak hour, CBD etc). Furthermore, fare is predefined and fixed upfront so you need not fear cost escalations due to traffic jams. Lastly, all these fares you charge to credit card means no more digging for change and accumulating a lot more card reward points or rebates.

Yesterday, I tried my first ever Grabshare, which I highly recommend as fare has gone down further! A ride that would have cost $15 is now $10.50 during peak hours if I'm prepared to share with another passenger. And good thing is that if there's no one going my way, the driver who accepted the job will just send me to my destination without waiting for other passengers and that's what happened! Also, as these cars are from the same usual Grabcar pool, you can get them as easily as the usual Grabcars. Previous experience with  Grabhitch is that there's not enough drivers in the poo who will pick up the job and I have to specify the request way in advance which is not so flexible for me. 

Hence, overall this new Grabshare is great for the environment and the wallet. I foresee using GrabShare a lot more now. 

Those of you who still haven't used Grab before, you can use this code to get $8 off your first ride. https://invite.grab.co/45BC56

Existing Grab users can also use GrabShare and use this promo code "SHARE" today to get $5 off.  While stocks last! 



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