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Singapore, Malaysia expand cross-border taxi quota to 500, add new operators

First reported by CNA Latest report 2 sources
Image: CNA
Image: CNA

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Singapore and Malaysia are increasing their cross-border taxi quotas from 300 to 500 each starting November 16. Two new ride-hailing operators, CDG Zig and Kumpool, will join Grab as licensed operators under the Cross-Border Taxi Scheme.

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  1. CNA

    Singapore, Malaysia to expand cross-border taxi quota to 500 each, add two ride-hailing operators from Nov 16 (opens CNA in a new tab)

    CDG Zig and Kumpool will join Grab as licensed operators under the Cross-Border Taxi Scheme from Nov 16.

  2. The Business Times

    CDG Zig, Kumpool join Singapore-Malaysia cross-border taxi scheme from Nov 16 (opens The Business Times in a new tab)

    Both countries will also raise the quota of licensed cross-border taxis to 500 each, from 300 currently

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