GrabCar doubles-down on safety and hygiene standards, introduces GrabProtect

• Furthering its Safer Everyday commitment, Grab responds to the challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic by introducing GrabProtect - a new ride routine to help Filipinos navigate the new reality.
• Grab Sets New Hygiene Standards in Ride-Hailing; equips vehicles with non-permeable dividers and disinfectants
• As it continues to enforce higher safety and hygiene standards for public transport in the country, Grab remains poised in delivering its mobility services - through GrabProtect

Following the public health situation on COVID-19, Grab Philippines is doubling down on its safety and hygiene standards to minimize risks of the spread of COVID-19 for its mobility service - GrabCar, by implementing a set of policies supporting the government’s health and safety regulations, as well as introducing GrabProtect- a robust set of initiatives and features, which include online health and hygiene checklist, a mask selfie verification tool, safety and hygiene certification, hygiene kits, mandatory deep disinfection of vehicles - all in the aim enforcing higher safety and hygiene standards for public transport in the country.

It Is Now Just "Grab"

The first month of 2016 is almost over, and vehicle reservation app GrabTaxi made a new announcement from their CEO Antony Tan that the name of the brand will be "Grab" dropping the last word as it also now service different vehicle options like private cars, motorcycle, choppers and a courier service.

The change also comes with a new logo which still uses the green motif. The App also updated with a new theme. Below is the official statement of Antony Tan to all Grab App users: