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E-scooter ban: Most affected food delivery riders have applied for trade-in grant, but a handful still clinging on

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SINGAPORE — All three food delivery companies here — Deliveroo, Foodpanda and GrabFood — have stopped hiring new e-scooter riders, and say most of their existing ones have successfully applied for grants to help them switch to electric bikes or bicycles.

 

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