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Singapore, Malaysia to expand cross-border taxi quota to 500 each, add two ride-hailing operators from Nov 16

Cross-border taxi quota rises to 500 as CDG Zig and Kumpool win ride-hail licences for Singapore-Malaysia trips from Nov 16.

5 sources·6 Nov 2026·Updated 35m ago
Singapore, Malaysia to expand cross-border taxi quota to 500 each, add two ride-hailing operators from Nov 16

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The story so far

  • Causeway taxi quota to rise to 500 from Nov 16; CDG Zig, Malaysian firm to get ride-hail licences.
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Who's reporting it

  • NO
    NST OnlineCenter

    Malaysia, Singapore raise taxi quota, add two operators

  • UA.NEWSU
    UA.NEWSCenter

    Singapore and Malaysia to increase cross-border taxi quota to 500

  • TS
    The Straits TimesCenter

    Causeway taxi quota to rise to 500 from Nov 16; CDG Zig, Malaysian firm to get ride-hail licences

  • BM
    BusinessToday MalaysiaCenter

    Singapore, Malaysia Raise Cross-Border Taxi Quota To 500 Per Country

  • CL
    CNA LifestyleCenter

    Singapore, Malaysia to expand cross-border taxi quota to 500 each, add two ride-hailing operators from Nov 16

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