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The image presents a table comparing overall fares (USD) for Uber, Grab, and Local Taxis over short distances (5 km) and long distances (20 km) across six countries. For short distances (5 km), Uber fares are: Indonesia 1.5, Malaysia 1.9, Philippines 2.7, Singapore 5.6, Thailand 2.1, Vietnam 2.2; Grab fares are: Indonesia 1.9, Malaysia 1.8, Philippines 1.9, Singapore 4.3, Thailand 2.2, Vietnam 2.7; Local Taxis fares are: Indonesia 2.3, Malaysia 2.3, Philippines 2.5, Singapore 7.0, Thailand 2.9, Vietnam 3.5. For long distances (20 km), Uber fares are: Indonesia 4.6, Malaysia 5.1, Philippines 6.6, Singapore 12.8, Thailand 4.6, Vietnam 7.6; Grab fares are: Indonesia 5.4, Malaysia 6.5, Philippines 5.7, Singapore 11.6, Thailand 6.1, Vietnam 9.5; Local Taxis fares are: Indonesia 7.0, Malaysia 6.1, Philippines 6.5, Singapore 16.2, Thailand 5.9, Vietnam 12.7.
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The table illustrates the total fees for long and short trip of Uber, Grab and local taxis throughout the Southest Asia countries in 2016.
Overall, The provided information shows that Singapore has the most expensive price for both long and short distant trip of passager transporting service, following by five other countries. in constrast, Malaysia has the lowest price in total of a 5km trip and same as Thailand with a 20km trip.
First glance at the short distances table, Singapore ranked first with above 4 dollars in a 5km trip of all ride-hailing applications. Next, Vietnam with the second highest price in general, then lower with Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia and Indonesia.
Regarding Long distances table, it still has the same trend as the short one, but there’s only a bit different ranking. Similiar to the short trip prices ranking, Singapore is the first and Vietnam is the second. Indonesia is no longer the last rank and it’s number three of the most expensive fares, following by Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand.
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