Maxim Rides & Food Delivery provides fuel vouchers to driver-partners across the Philippines—including Lucena, General Santos, Roxas, Batangas, Bacolod, Cebu, Davao, and Iligan—to help ease the impact of rising fuel prices.
As diesel and gasoline prices rise, driver-partners face mounting challenges just to keep their vehicles running and continue serving delivery and ride-hailing customers. The fuel vouchers aim to provide practical support, helping them manage these growing operational expenses.
Fuel vouchers are distributed to selected driver-partners who complete a higher number of orders, recognizing their consistent activity and service. Through the program, top-performing driver-partners receive a fuel voucher once a month, allowing them to fill a full tank at no cost. This support helps reduce their financial burden and enables them to continue fulfilling more orders on the platform.
“We understand that rising fuel costs can significantly impact our driver-partners’ daily operations,” said Andres Morales Jr., President of Maxim Rides & Food Delivery. “Through this initiative, we aim to provide relief while acknowledging their dedication and the essential role they play in serving our customers.”
For many driver-partners, the support provides practical assistance in managing daily expenses. One beneficiary, Brian Ebora, shared his appreciation: “Napakalaking tulong po ng gas incentive na natanggap namin, lalo na at pataas nang pataas ang presyo ng gasolina,” he said.
In addition to the fuel voucher program, Maxim offers supporting programs for active driver-partners. These include 0% commission per week for participating in socially valuable events such as blood donation drives, street cleaning campaigns, and other community initiatives. Supporting driver-partners amid rising fuel prices helps ensure the stability of the country’s ride-hailing and delivery services. Rising operational costs can make it difficult for them to sustain their work. Maxim’s program provides meaningful support, helping driver-partners stay in the industry and continue serving their communities.
