Grab to cut Vietnam driver fees, compensate overdeductions after competition probe
By Hoa Dinh ( November 9, 2026, 07:23 GMT | Insight) -- Grab will reduce fees charged to drivers in Vietnam from Tuesday and compensate those affected by excessive deductions following an investigation by the country's competition regulator. The changes form part of a package valued by the company at 2.95 trillion dong ($115.6 million), including lower fees, driver bonuses and passenger promotions. The National Competition Commission said it would monitor implementation of the measures and require periodic progress reports.Grab drivers in Vietnam will receive a larger share of passenger payments from Tuesday, under fee reductions announced by the company following an investigation by the country's competition regulator into the company's pricing and deduction policies....
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