It's all depends on how much time you are willing to drive. There is no fix amount of monthly salary like a normal desk job. But after a while doing it, you will learn patterns on how to achieve certain amount of money daily, weekly and monthly.

Yeah. But I probably was just unlucky. According to the other grab drivers, they say that rm120 for 7 hours of driving is a little too low. My best guess is maybe try to get KLIA job at least once in a day of driving.

It is worth noting that some of the drivers shared their earnings at they could earn rm200+ in just 10 jobs. On Friday, I did 14 jobs. Yes FOURTEEN. And got only rm120 fare.

So sorry to say this, but it seems like over worked and under paid.

I'd say TS, do not quit your job and be a full time driver. There are just too many Grab/uber around in certain areas, and you will not have fix earning. Go find some other job to do, then do Grab as part time or at night when you are free.

Dont ever quit

As 4 me since i quit bcuz of politics and 100x kena interviews rejected then only i full time GRAB

😄😄if you still holding on job like it or not better stay put and drive full weekends👍👍

Even if i already earning CEO monthly pay doing full time i still would not recommend quitters just 2 full time GRAB😖😖😖😖

Don't forget your long term car maintenance costs like tyres, brake pads, wear and tear parts and servicing.

Your income is unpredictable as it depends on price of petrol, variable terms and conditions and luck.

If you are willing to work 12 hours and day, 6 days a week you may be able to make some decent income but after deducting your short term and long term costs I doubt it will be better than a regular 9-5 job.

Furthermore as a taxi driver you are not learning anything to further your personal development and future earning.

In short you should treat Grab/Uber as a sideline income instead of a full time job. It's hard work for low pay and there is not much future in it.