Who's going to pay for the transportation cost? Why do you assume that orders will be constantly coming in every hour?

It's still a cost, isn't it? What about maintenance? They don't operate from a single point like McD or KFC deliveries either.

This post has been edited by neoexcaliber: Sep 28 2018, 07:55 AM

Your vehicle is not the primary provider of your income. You use it to get to work. It's not the same for Grab drivers or food delivery. A cost is a cost and most people take cost and benefits into account before working and you're ignoring the part where orders are not constant. They make good money within multiple small windows so the daily average might not even be up to entry-level income at RM 5 per trip.

It's an ecosystem. Grab needs customers and riders and vice versa.