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Sep 21, 2021 · Hirer-Relief matching made easy by ComfortDelGro Taxi. Many of our hirers are looking for relief drivers. If you don’t know any hirers, leave that to us. We can match you to a full-time hirer soon enough. Taxi rental is shared between your hirer and you.
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New Driver (No TDVL): Free rental for 12 days and discounts...
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Here are some perks to joining us as a full-time hirer,...
- Drive With Us: Taxi Rental In Singapore | ComfortDelGro Taxi
New Driver (No TDVL): Free rental for 12 days and discounts for the first year. Take the Taxi Driver’s Vocational Licence (TDVL) course and drive a Hybrid taxi with $1,000 security deposit top up by us and enjoy 12 days free rental and completion bonus.
Here are some perks to joining us as a full-time hirer, whilst being paired with a relief driver: · Get up to $6,500* worth of cash and incentives, which will not be shared with anyone else · Save operating costs when splitting the taxi rental with a relief driver · Take turns to drive the shifts with your relief driver *T&Cs apply.
- CDRF For Transition Phase
- Covid-19 Driver Relief Fund (CDRF) Payouts
- Operators Providing Their Own Support Measures
- Support For Taxi & Private Hire Car Operators on Quarantine Orders
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On 20 November, the government announced that Singapore would enter a “Transition Phase”. This was welcome news as certain safe management measures were eased from the “Stabilisation Phase” that was in place from 27 September to 21 November 2021. As we enter the Transition Phase, the government also extended the CDRF support for drivers. In Decembe...
In total, taxi and private hire car drivers will receive $5,810 in CDRF payouts in 2021, and the CDRF will also be extended into 2022 with a $155 payout in January. As observed with the previous measures, whenever further tightening of safe management measures are announced, enhancements to CDRF will follow. Hence, if the situation worsens or remai...
Similar to when past support measures for the sector were announced, operators are also providing additional support for their drivers. Drivers will need to check with their respective taxi operators and/or PHC platforms for their support measures. For example, in the Land Transport Authority’s press release on 10 June, it stated that taxi operator...
Taxi and private hire car operators are at higher risk of being placed on Quarantine Orders (QO) as they may come into close contact with individuals who test positively for COVID-19. If drivers are placed on QO, they can tap on the Quarantine Order Allowance by the Ministry of Health (MOH), as well as further relief measures by the individual taxi...
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on the $150 Relief in August 2022 (a) Taxi drivers 1. How will taxi drivers know if they qualify for the Relief in August 2022? All existing taxi main hirers are eligible to receive the Relief pay-out through their taxi companies. 2. How will a relief taxi driver benefit from the Relief in August 2022?
Oct 20, 2021 · The extended restricted measures are expected to continue to affect taxi and private hire car (PHC) ridership. 2 Currently, the CDRF provides support for drivers with $10 per vehicle per day for 31 days from October 2021, and $5 per vehicle per day for the next 30 days.
The COVID-19 Driver Relief Fund (CDRF) scheme was created to provide sector-specific support to help taxi and private hire car (“PHC”) drivers affected by COVID-19 tide over this period of economic uncertainty and depressed taxi/PHC ridership.
