Joaquin’s April 21 post, shared widely on Facebook, highlighted concerns about taxi services at Davao International Airport, advising against their use.
“If you arrive at the Davao International Airport, DO NOT take a taxi. it’s no man’s land out there,” he wrote.
Joaquin pointed out the absence of security personnel at taxi stands, expressing frustration: “I know I should have taken a Grab but I was tired and sleepy. There used to be a guard at the taxi stand but this morning there was no one. WHAT’S HAPPENING TO DAVAO???”
In response, netizens shared similar experiences and praised Grab’s reliability compared to taxis.
“That is true, Jon. The last time I travelled, sa sobrang inis ko, nag Grab Car ako. Twice as expensive but I know hindi ako niloloko. Mabango pa ang sasakyan (I once used Grab due to frustration. It was more expensive, but at least I wasn’t cheated. The car smelled good),” Nem Lleda commented.
“This happened to me recently,” added Wilfred Tanedo.
“The syndicates of Manila are in Davao, Davao cabbies are usually good. Now taxis are smelling so bad, the drivers have the mentality of dog eat dog and they don’t return exact change. Thanks to Grab, riding a cab is more wholesome,” noted Rita Bustamante added.
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