Indonesian Ride-Hailing Drivers Welcome New 8% Commission Cap
Ride-hailing drivers in Indonesia are celebrating a new regulation that caps commission rates at 8%, a move expected to benefit their earnings.
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Ride-hailing drivers in Indonesia are celebrating a new regulation that caps commission rates at 8%, a move expected to benefit their earnings.

Ride-hailing drivers and operators in Portugal are protesting again, demanding urgent fare increases, rejecting the taxi sector's entry into their regime, and seeking support due to rising fuel prices.
French households and businesses are expressing significant worry and adopting cost-saving measures in response to soaring fuel prices driven by the Middle East conflict. Similarly, rising fuel costs are pushing ride-hailing drivers in Karachi, Pakistan, to the brink, and new price increases have been announced in Serbia, where the Lasta bus company is facing fuel supply issues, highlighting the widespread economic impact on consumers and small businesses.
A group of Chinese ride-hailing drivers used chilling profile pictures to scare passengers into canceling rides, allowing them to collect cancellation fees, and some even started rides without picking up customers.

Thousands of ride-hailing drivers in the Philippines are vowing to participate in a two-day strike on March 26 and 27, protesting government handling of oil price hikes.

Ride-hailing drivers in Lagos, Nigeria, including those working for Bolt and Uber, have commenced a three-day strike to protest low fares and poor working conditions.

Transport Minister Chris Bonett is facing accusations of misusing ministerial authority after a restriction affecting ride-hailing drivers was announced through a political letter to residents in his own electoral district rather than through official government or regulatory channels. The letter states that geo-fencing measures have been introduced with immediate effect, preventing Y-plate vehicles located in … Continued
Dat tapped "accept" when a new order flashed on his phone, hurriedly chewing a dry loaf of bread before speeding off through a narrow, winding alley in Hanoi.

The Philippine Department of Transportation has suspended the onboarding of new ride-hailing drivers after discovering discrepancies between reported driver numbers and those on the ground, particularly during a cash aid distribution.
Some ride-hailing drivers, like Daniel Mondragon in Colorado, are choosing to work for cooperative apps as an alternative to established platforms such as Uber and Lyft.
Rising fuel costs in Karachi are severely impacting ride-hailing drivers, pushing many to the brink of financial collapse and forcing them off the road.
Frustrated with low pay and high commissions from international platforms like Uber and Bolt, ride-hailing drivers in Lagos, Nigeria, are exploring the creation of their own local applications to gain more control over their earnings.
E-hailing drivers in Malaysia are preparing for a reduction in airport trips, which could impact their earnings and the overall e-hailing market.
Ride-hailing drivers in Lagos, Nigeria, have commenced a three-day strike, impacting transportation services in the city.

A dispute between two e-hailing drivers over a parking space at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) escalated into a physical altercation, with footage of the incident going viral.
The article sheds light on the precarious and uncertain working conditions faced by ride-hailing drivers in Dhaka, Bangladesh, describing how they feel depersonalized by the app-based system.
Ride-hailing drivers in Ghana gathered at Jubilee House to protest high commissions, with a new platform called Mijo on GhanapostGPS being introduced as a potential solution to their 'Wahala' (trouble).

Rising fuel costs in Pakistan are creating significant financial hardship for ride-hailing drivers, with many struggling to make a living and facing the prospect of leaving the profession.

Thousands of ride-hailing drivers in the Philippines are set to stop bookings and join a two-day strike.

Nigerian ride-hailing drivers begin a strike, shutting down services in Lagos and Ogun to protest low fares and rising operational costs.

E-hailing drivers in Lagos are protesting unsustainable fares and poor working conditions on ride-hailing platforms. They are demanding fair pay and transparent policies from the companies.
InDrive lets drivers and riders negotiate prices for ride-hailing trips. InDrive InDrive lets ride-hailing drivers and riders negotiate ride prices. The company operates in 48 countries and was the…