Grab will be implementing a temporary adjustment to its metered taxi fares between March 30 and May 31 to help its taxi drivers cope with the rise in fuel prices.This adjustment affects the distance travelled and waiting time components of the taxi meter, raising unit fare from $0.26 to $0.27 every 400m between 1km to 10km, every 350m after 10km or every 45 seconds of waiting time. Affected Grab rides are limited to metered taxi rides, including those hailed on the street and those booked via the Grab app.Flag-down fares remain unchanged, Grab clarified.The rise in metered taxi fares is equivalent to an approximate increase of $0.08 for short commutes of around 4km, $0.28 for mid-range journeys of around 12km and $0.80 for long-distance travel of around 30km.«This measure is part of a broader support effort to ensure our drivers can continue to operate sustainably while fuel prices remain volatile,» Grab stated, adding that a fuel voucher had been distributed to taxi drivers prior to this change. Read more