How many GrabHitch can I do per day?

Decoding GrabHitch’s Two-Trip Limit: It’s Not What You Think

GrabHitch offers a unique ridesharing model, connecting drivers with passengers heading in similar directions. This isn’t your typical ride-hailing service; it’s more about cost-sharing and convenient commuting. But a common question arises: How many GrabHitch trips can you actually do in a day?

The answer is two. However, understanding what constitutes a “trip” in the GrabHitch context is crucial. It’s not simply a point-A-to-point-B journey for a single passenger. Instead, a GrabHitch trip encompasses the entire journey from your first passenger pickup to your final destination.

This means you can pick up multiple passengers along your route, as long as it aligns with your overall destination. Let’s illustrate with an example:

Imagine you’re heading home from work. You can pick up two, or even three passengers along the way, as long as they are heading in a broadly similar direction and you drop them off before reaching your own final stop. This entire journey, from the first pickup to your arrival home, counts as a single GrabHitch trip.

Therefore, you can complete a maximum of two such journeys per day. You could do one in the morning commuting to work, picking up passengers headed in the same direction, and another in the evening returning home.

This two-trip limit is specifically for GrabHitch drivers without commercial licenses. This distinction is important as it reflects GrabHitch’s positioning as a social carpooling platform rather than a full-fledged commercial transport service. The focus is on sharing the costs of your existing commute, not on maximizing earnings through multiple trips.

So, while you might be limited to two GrabHitch journeys per day, the flexibility to pick up multiple passengers within each trip allows for efficient cost-sharing and a more connected commuting experience. Just remember to plan your route efficiently to maximize your passenger pickups and make the most of your two allocated trips.