Following the government’s announcement placing the entire Metro Manila, Laguna, Bulacan, Cavite, and Rizal under GCQ starting August 19, Grab will be resuming its GrabCar services beginning August 19 and will operate from 5:00 AM – 10:00 PM, while GrabBayanihan Car service for medical front liners will continue to operate 24/7 across Metro Manila.
Safety
Following the recent policy of the DOTr, driver-partners and passengers are strictly required to wear face shields and face masks throughout the trip.
Driver-partners can likewise cancel bookings should the passenger fail to wear the required facemask and face shield.
Cashless payments in public transportation, GrabCar passengers are still required to pay cashless through GrabPay, Debit Card, or Credit Card, to book a ride.
For commuters who are still adapting to cashless payments, they may visit https://www.grab.com/ph/pay/instapay/ for a quick and easy step-by-step guide on cashing-into their GrabPay wallets.
Grab continues to implement its GrabProtect program to raise its safety and hygiene bar to ensure that communities remain safe. Through their partnership with the National Taskforce Against COVID and the BCDA, Grab continues to provide free COVID tests for their drivers and delivery partners.
For customers and their families staying at home, GrabFood and GrabMart will remain operational from 6 AM – 12 MN depending on merchant-partner availability, while GrabExpress will remain operational 24/7.
Likewise, GrabPay will continue to provide safe and convenient cashless payments to help kababayans fulfill their transactions while staying at home.
