Singapore’s Tada ride-hailing app to enter HK in November, eyes S. Korea next


The company will work with taxi fleets to offer “3,000 to 4,000 vehicles” on its platform for a start. - TADA

HONG KONG: Singapore’s ride-hailing platform Tada will expand into Hong Kong come November, working with taxi fleets for a start, as it seeks to gain a foothold in a market where Uber has positioned itself as the main alternative to the city’s notoriously poor cab services.

The move comes as the government plans to regulate private car-hailing services, which remain largely illegal, unlike in other parts of Asia such as Singapore and mainland China.

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