Move It extends Grab benefits to rider-partners

Move It announced that it has extended several Grab benefits to its rider-partners.

During its "Tropang Malupet" event, the Grab-owned motorcycle taxi service company said that its rider-partners are now able to apply for Grab’s microfinancing programs.

Further, Move It’s rider-partners received heartening news that they are now eligible to apply for educational support through GrabScholar, a comprehensive educational support program comprising bursary support, BPO career acceleration opportunities, and even full-ride college scholarships.

Also, they are now given full access to GrabAcademy, an online learning feature embedded in the driver app, which contains online classes on road safety, computer basics, and passenger handling.

“Our Kuya ng Kalsada, our very own Tropang Malupet, are the driving force behind Move It's commitment to providing safe, honest, and affordable transportation to Filipino commuters. Their collective dedication and hard work inspires us to help bring them closer to their aspirations.” commented Move It General Manager Wayne Jacinto.

“Through our shared commitment with Grab, we are going beyond providing livelihood opportunities for our riders — we take the extra mile to help safeguard the wellbeing, growth, success of our rider-partners and their families,” he added.

During the event, Move It also announced the new Back-to-Back Booking feature of the Move It Driver App. Through it, rider partners can accept a new booking while in the process of completing an ongoing trip.

With the Back-to-Back Booking feature, as well as tech upgrades and growing consumer demand, Move It noted that the potential earnings of its rider-partners have doubled compared to that of the previous year.

Additionally, the company talked about its income-boosting initiatives, like the Ka-Move It Rewards: an incentive scheme designed to reward rider-partners who successfully complete “missions.”

The said missions involve achieving specific booking targets, maintaining high passenger ratings, and fulfilling minimum online hour requirements.

Moreover, the motorcycle taxi firm also discussed the Move It Malasakit Social Welfare Program, a scheme that extends financial assistance to rider-partners in need of emergency top-ups or those who experience online issues.

Finally, Move It discussed its active community engagement initiatives in the event, the likes that will bring rider-partners together by building a strong community and nurturing camaraderie.

A good example is the announcement of the Ka-Move It Liga, an inter-community Basketball League with a grand prize of P300,000 and various consolation prizes totaling more than P500,000 in value.

Photos from Move It

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