BANGKOK -- A ride-hailing startup that has played a big part in upending the taxi industry throughout Southeast Asia has now adopted one of the region's most iconic passenger-ferrying vehicles, the tuk-tuk, in an ironic effort to help reduce air pollution.
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Grab cleans up the tuk-tuk's image in Chiang Mai
New service to offer passengers a low-emission option of getting around town
Grab, the Singaporean startup that has helped to upend Southeast Asia's taxi industries, is now adopting one of the region's most traditional passenger-ferrying vehicles, the tuk-tuk, but with a clean twist.
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