ILIGAN CITY — Maxim Rides & Food Delivery has launched a fuel voucher program to help its driver-partners cope with rising fuel prices across several cities in the Philippines.
The initiative covers key areas including Lucena, General Santos, Roxas, Batangas, Bacolod, Cebu, Davao, and Iligan, where selected driver-partners receive monthly fuel vouchers that can help cover the cost of a full tank.
The program targets active drivers who consistently complete a high number of bookings, as part of the company’s effort to ease the financial strain caused by increasing diesel and gasoline prices.
Andres Morales Jr., president of Maxim Rides & Food Delivery, said the initiative underscores the company’s commitment to supporting its drivers amid challenging economic conditions.
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“Through this initiative, we aim to provide relief while recognizing the dedication of our driver-partners and the essential role they play in serving our customers,” Morales said.
Driver-partners welcomed the support, citing the rising cost of fuel as a major challenge in sustaining daily operations.
“Napakalaking tulong po ng gas incentive na natanggap namin, lalo na at pataas ang presyo ng gasolina,” said beneficiary Brian Ebora.
Beyond fuel assistance, Maxim also offers additional incentives such as zero-percent commission weeks for driver-partners who participate in community activities, including blood donation drives and street clean-up efforts.
The company said the program aims to help sustain driver-partners’ livelihoods while ensuring the continued reliability of ride-hailing and delivery services nationwide.
