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Welcome to the GrabShare e-Learning session

This session is applicable for SG Grab Driver Partners

Learn how GrabShare works and increase your earnings when you accept multiple jobs going in the same direction

Note: This online training includes a training video and a quiz
(Estimated 15 minutes)

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1. What is the maximum number of passengers allowed to board your vehicle for each GrabShare booking?
- a. 1 passenger
- b. 2 passengers
- c. 3 passengers
2. Are passengers allowed to change destination or add additional stops once a GrabShare Booking is made?
- a. Yes
- b. No
3. Based on the following screenshot, what should the Grab Driver do?
3. Based on the following screenshot, what should the Grab Driver do?
- a. Pick up Tim then pick up Edward
- b. Correct! Follow the trip sequence by looking at the top left of the app screen. In this case, pick up Tim before you pick up Edward.
- c. Pick up Edward then pick up Tim
- d. Pick up Tim and Edward together
4. Based on the following screenshot, what should the Grab Driver do?
4. Based on the following screenshot, what should the Grab Driver do?
- a. Drop off Tim then pick up Edward
- b. Pick up Edward and drop off Tim at the same time
- c. Pick up Edward then drop off Tim
5. Based on the job card below, the driver has already been assigned 3 GrabShare bookings – 1st booking by Tim, 2nd booking by Edward and 3rd booking by Alex. Which of the following statements is true?
5. Based on the job card below, the driver has already been assigned 3 GrabShare bookings – 1st booking by Tim, 2nd booking by Edward and 3rd booking by Alex. Which of the following statements is true?
- a. The driver might be assigned another GrabShare booking after picking up Tim Chong
- b. The driver won’t be assigned another GrabShare booking until he drops off both Tim Chong and Edward Thomas
- c. The driver might be assigned another GrabShare booking before dropping off Edward Thomas
6. What should the driver do after picking up both Tim and Edward?
6. What should the driver do after picking up both Tim and Edward?
- a. Inform them who will be the first to drop off
- b. Ask them to pay their fares upfront
- c. Pick Up Edward
7. What should the driver do after picking up both Tim and Edward?
7. What should the driver do after picking up both Tim and Edward?
- a. Tap the “Call” button
- b. Tap the “Chat” button
- c. Swipe the “Available” button to the left
8. Driver drove past a $2 ERP gantry with Tim and Edward in the car. How much ERP does each passenger have to pay?
- a. $0.50
- b. $1.00
- c. $2.00
9. Driver drove past a $2 ERP gantry with Tim in the car. He then picked up Edward before dropping them both off. Who needs to pay for the $2 ERP?
- a. Driver
- b. Tim
- c. Edward
10. Driver drove past a $1 ERP gantry before picking up Tim. He then picked up Edward before dropping them both off. How much ERP does each passenger have to pay?
- a. $0.00
- b. $0.50
- c. $1.00
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