💙 Who takes care of the people who keep us moving? inDrive is putting its drivers’ well-being in the spotlight through Driver Wellness Day, offering medical checkups, mental health guidance, livelihood workshops, and activities designed to help them recharge.
From healthcare services to practical financial resources, the initiative reminds drivers that their health and well-being matter beyond every trip they take. 🚗
Heading to MassKara Festival 2026? inDrive is making it easier to get around Bacolod! As the official mobility partner, inDrive is supporting festival-goers with convenient rides, booths at three major festival hubs, and a chance to win exclusive merchandise.
Catch the inDrive booths at Lacson Tourism Strip, Bacolod Public Plaza, and BCGC from October 9 to 18. Download the app or show a ride taken this October to join the Spin the Wheel activity!
👩👧👦 Mom mode ends when the school bell rings. So, which “mommy personality” comes out next? From career woman and private chef to fitness fanatic and hobby pro-maxxer, school hours can be the perfect time for moms to do more for themselves.
And when the day takes you from the office to the palengke, gym, or workshop, inDrive helps make getting around easier. 🚗
Curious which mommy personality matches you? Read the full article. 👇
inDrive is helping flood-affected families in Meycauayan, Bulacan get back on their feet. Through inDrive Cares and nonprofit partner ASSIST, the company provided USD 20,000 worth of relief assistance to 1,200 families in Barangays Zamora and Perez.
Relief packs containing rice, noodles, canned goods, coffee, and powdered milk were distributed to help families cope as they recover from the flooding.
Ride-hailing is now part of everyday life for many Filipinos. inDrive data shows 74% of Metro Manila residents used ride-hailing in the past three months, with 78% comparing fares and 87% prioritizing safety.
As demand grows, inDrive ride requests surged 155% in the first half of 2026, showing how convenience, flexibility, and ride quality are shaping the way Filipinos move.
When the roads flood, some inDrive drivers know the struggle all too well. That shared experience brought inDrive employees and partner drivers together to help more than 250 families in Barangay Masambong, Quezon City, distributing emergency relief packs with rice, food, and other essentials.
Through inDrive Cares, the company continues to turn its driver community into a force for support during difficult times. Because sometimes, getting people where they need to go also means showing up when a community needs help most.
Going to a concert this August? Before you sing your heart out at your favorite OPM show, make sure you're actually ready for the experience. From what to wear and what gadgets to bring, to planning your ride home after the encore, a few simple preparations can turn a good concert into a stress-free and unforgettable one.
With major events like LALAFEST Manila and Yeng Constantino's concert on the calendar, here's a practical guide to help you enjoy every moment, including smart transportation tips from inDrive to make getting to and from the venue easier.
Fuel prices continue to challenge many TNVS drivers in the Philippines, and inDrive is stepping up with large-scale cash relief assistance in partnership with the DSWD. Thousands of partner drivers recently received ₱5,000 aid through a specially organized payout event in Pasay, while inDrive also strengthened its driver-first programs with low commission rates, fuel discounts, and added support initiatives. Here’s how the ride-hailing platform is helping drivers navigate rising operating costs while pushing for a fairer mobility industry in the country.
Planning a simple hangout should not feel like a full-time job, yet many Filipinos know the struggle of group chats that never lead to actual meetups. That is why more people are leaning into sponty plans, where a quick “tara?” turns into real moments without the stress of scheduling weeks ahead.
Of course, saying yes is easier when getting there is simple and affordable. This is where platforms like inDrive come in, helping turn last-minute plans into actual meetups without overthinking costs or logistics.
inDrive is seeing a major shift in the Philippine mobility space, with nearly 200% growth in Filipina drivers from 2024 to 2025. More women are stepping into ride-hailing roles, drawn by flexible income opportunities and the ability to take control of their time and earnings. What was once a male-dominated industry is now opening up, as more women challenge stereotypes and prove they belong on the road just as much as anyone else.
As more women join the platform, inDrive is also rolling out initiatives focused on safety, accessibility, and support, signaling a growing movement toward a more inclusive and balanced future for ride-hailing in the Philippines.
Ride-hailing just got safer. inDrive has partnered with the Philippine National Police Highway Patrol Group (PNP-HPG) to boost road safety awareness and strengthen anti-carnapping efforts for TNVS drivers and passengers across the country. The collaboration brings practical, real-world safety education closer to everyday commuters and drivers.
Through a series of seminars starting in Metro Manila and expanding nationwide, the initiative aims to equip drivers and passengers with simple, actionable tips to stay alert, prevent crime, and respond better to road incidents. It’s a joint step toward safer trips and stronger trust in app-based transport.
inDrive, the global mobility and urban services platform, is rolling out the Philippines' first-ever regional electric vehicle (EV) fleet in Baguio City.
This National Heroes Day, inDrive salutes our everyday heroes!
Heroism isn’t just found in history books. It lives on in the quiet acts of kindness and courage from drivers who go the extra mile for their passengers. Check out the inspiring stories of Indrive partner drivers who remind us that heroism can be simple, human, and deeply moving.
inDrive proudly honors them with awards like the People’s Driver Award—celebrating drivers who embody empathy, resilience, and dedication every single day.
As ride-hailing becomes increasingly vital in the daily lives of Filipino commuters, global mobility platform inDrive is championing a smarter, more sustainable path for growth: partnering with local fleet operators to optimize underutilized vehicles and empower more drivers to serve the public.
Ready for your most epic summer yet? From island hopping in Iloilo to food tripping in Bacolod, inDrive gets you there—safely, affordably, and at your own pace. Discover how this ride-hailing app is changing the way we explore the Philippines.
Transparency remains the name of the game at inDrive as the global ride-hailing platform held an open forum with its partner drivers to discuss how to enhance the app and create a more rewarding experience for all stakeholders.
Dozens of drivers gathered at the inDrive’s Philippine headquarters in Quezon City to suggest ways to improve its surge mechanism during rush hour, contingency plans during emergencies, in-app features, and more. inDrive’s APAC Regional Director Mark Tolley, Business Development Head Sofia Guinto, Driver Operations Head for the Philippines Vanessa Taqueban, and Country Government Relations Manager John Louie Balagot were present to listen to drivers’ open feedback and answer their queries themselves.
This Undas and holiday season, expect safe and secure rides with #inDriveLigtasBiyahe. inDrive has upgraded its security features, enhanced driver training, and strengthened data protection to ensure a smooth journey for all. Stay safe on the road and online with inDrive’s advanced tech and trusted services!
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