Maxim Ride Hailing introduces motorbike rides in Phnom Penh

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia - Oct. 7, 2024 - PRLog -- As a new player in the ride-hailing market, Maxim is set on creating wide opportunities for its users, and new ways for riders to make money.
Prices of Motor dub rides starts from 1,500 riels. The new rate is meant for those users who want to get to their destination as fast as possible. Motorbikes are one of the fastest means of transport when the roads are busy with heavy traffic: motor riders can quickly bypass the traffic jams and deliver the passengers to their destination. All these advantages are available along with the usual safety guarantees provided by Maxim: users can track their route on the map and share it with their friends and family, contact the support center service or call their rider.
According to the data from the Ministry of Public Works and Transport (MPWT), in 2023 there are over 5.7 million motorcycles registered in Cambodia. Thanks to the new rate, motorbike riders will have new opportunities to make money with their vehicles. Maxim also offers a zero commission rate, which means that the rider receives all the money they make from rides service.
By introducing a new low-cost rate, Maxim will enhance competition and foster the development of the transportation market in Cambodia. The company has created income opportunities for many Phnom Penh residents, which will improve the city's economy and reduce unemployment. Another key goal of the company is environment protection. The development of motorbike transportation will allow many people to go car-free, reducing the number of traffic jams and the carbon footprint.
Thol Than, the head of Maxim Cambodia, noted that the new Motor dub rate opens up new transportation options for Maxim users.
"Our mission is to help people move freely by making ride-hailing as simple as possible. We aim to take a leading position in the market by improving the conditions for both our passengers and our riders, allowing the driver to make more money with our new rate," says Thol Than.