Go-Jek unveils pre-registering portal for Singapore drivers

Drivers who will pre-register will then be notified for the next application steps.

Go-Jek launched its portal where drivers can pre-register and sign-up to be amongst the ride-hailing firm’s Singapore driver partners as it approaches operation in the city-state.

Those who will pre-register and will provide their contact details will receive notifications over the coming weeks from the firm regarding the next steps to join the Singapore platform of the firm.

Also read: Go-Jek's Singapore debut may fall short of Grab's ‘superapp' capabilities

Previous reports have pointed out the Indonesian ride-hailing firm is close to its launch in Singapore. In a CNBC report in September, Go-Jek president Andre Soelistyo said that they have been working with regulators in Singapore for its Southeast Asian expansion.

Go-Jek is also said to be in talks with ComfortDelGro to ink a partnership before its Singapore entry.

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