Angkas to Angcars? Here are the challengers to Grab's ride-hailing dominance
There are currently six approved transport network companies, with Angkas and possibly InDrive set to join them, but none have yet to truly challenge Grab
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There are currently six approved transport network companies, with Angkas and possibly InDrive set to join them, but none have yet to truly challenge Grab
Angkas, one of the pioneering local motorcycle taxi operators, is taking a major turn this year by entering the four-wheel transport network vehicle service, or
Motorcycle taxi and delivery service provider Angkas is widening its horizon as it seeks to enter the four-wheel transportation network vehicle service (TNVS) market through a new offering dubbed Angcars. This development is included in the company’s announcement of its key initiatives and plans to continue offer innovative new services…
Reporter ARIES JAY C. DE GUIA, 28, a motorcycle delivery rider in Valenzuela City, considers himself lucky these days to clear P500 a day — less than half of what he used to earn before the pandemic, and below the prevailing minimum wage for Metro Manila. Mr. De Guia said before the crisis he typically had four to seven bookings a day, peaking at 13 during busy periods. Now demand has turned uneven, and he is down to two or three. The ordinary risks undertaken by delivery couriers, like road hazards or scam orders, have only multiplied during the pandemic, but their plight has become a grim...