Public transport in Metro Manila drive. As such, the rear and emergency doors are swapped. Manila's local style of shared taxi. Public transport in Metro Manila Public transport in Metro Manila, Philippines is provided by light rail, rapid transit, commuter rail, bus, jeepney, UV Express and taxicab. In 2015 e-hailing services Uber and Grab launched in Metro Manila to provide mobile app enabled ride-hailing and ride sharing services. In April 2018 Uber exited the Philippines market leaving Grab as the sole operator in the Manila e-hailing transport segment. , there are two different rapid transit systems in Metro Manila: the Manila Light Rail Transit System,
Grab (company) claimed to be doing one booking every eight seconds, or 10,000 a day, representing sixteen-fold growth within a year. In November 2017, Grab reached one billion rides with 66 concurrent rides in one second across seven countries, occupying 97% market share in the third-party taxi hailing market and 72% in the private vehicle hailing market. The company also claimed to have two million driving partners, 68 million mobile app downloads, and 3.5 million daily rides. In April 2014, the company secured more than US$10 million in series A funding from Vertex Venture Holdings (a subsidiary of Singapore sovereign wealth fund