What is the Thai version of Uber?

There is no Uber in Thailand, but there is Grab But there is a similar ridesharing app called Grab. All you have to do is download the app and enter your destination, just like you would with Uber.



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Grab is Southeast Asia's #1 all-in-one taxi, ride hailing, express grocery shopping and food delivery app. Access the largest community of taxi drivers in Southeast Asia.

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The short answer is no, there is currently no Uber in Thailand. However, you can use a ride-hailing app called Grab instead. The app works in a similar way to Uber and is affordable and easy to use. Alternatively, you can use regular taxis, tuk-tuks and public transport to get around.

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As per reply #1 metered taxis are cheaper and better in Bangkok. Sometimes I resort to tuk-tuks for short rides when taxis are hard to get. Then the best prices that I have been able to negotiate have been about 50% more expensive than a metered taxi for the same trip.

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Many Thais will tip at these kind of places. Although, again, this isn't a fixed amount and it's just as much for convenience as it is for gratitude or a comment on the quality. Assuming the food is good and your server are pleasant, the small tip will either be a small banknote – 20 Baht being the most common.

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Tuk-tuks are best suited to short trips. Often it would cost the same (or even be cheaper) to take a cab to the same destination, but the smaller and more nimble tuk tuk will go a lot faster.

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Tuk Tuk rates vary. They cost the same as a taxi, but have no meter. This means you can usually negotiate the fare (and you should do before any ride). For a brief journey (1 to 2 kilometers), you should pay around 50 baht (USD1.

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