Grab’s new Quiet Ride option has gotten some loud attention. This writer explores the idea of ride customisation and suggests other options for both drivers and passengers.
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No Babies Allowed - This need is real because a child car seat is needed and the driver may not have one available. Even if the passenger rocks up with a child car seat, the driver may not enjoy putting up withPlease - Passengers are not allowed to comment on the speed, route or manner of driving - possibly a good option for fans of the Fast and Furious franchise.Talk To Me - For the extroverted ride-hailers who still haven’t had their fair share of conversation for the day.
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