Grab admits fare surges but insists compliance with LTFRB guidelines

Grab Philippines insisted that the increase in its fares was in accordance with guidelines set by the LTFRB.

Grab explained they the extra charge was to avoid short trips.

The LTFRB is set to conduct its next hearing on Dec. 13 so that Grab could explain the computation of its additional charges. This prompted Marikina Rep. Stella Quimbo to ask the PCC to continuously monitor Grab Philippines’ fulfillment of its commitments, especially on overcharging.

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