Singapore, Malaysia to raise cross-border taxi quota to 500 each and add two ride-hailing operators

SINGAPORE/MALAYSIA: Singapore and Malaysia are increasing their cross-border taxi quotas to 500 vehicles each from Nov 16, while adding two ride-hailing operators to give travellers more choices. Singapore-based CDG Zig and Malaysia’s Kumpool will join GrabCar as licensed operators under the Cross-Border Taxi Scheme. The expansion raises the combined quota from 600 to 1,000 licensed taxis,…

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SINGAPORE/MALAYSIA: Singapore and Malaysia are increasing their cross-border taxi quotas to 500 vehicles each from Nov 16, while adding two ride-hailing operators to give travellers more choices. Singapore-based CDG Zig and Malaysia’s Kumpool will join…

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