EDITOR’S NOTE: Questions regarding the authenticity of the screenshots have accumulated since this article was published. PHV drivers have reached out to MS News to disclaim the possibility of earning such figures and suggested that the photo may have been edited.
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Being a private-hire vehicle (PHV) driver in Singapore is not an easy feat, but it can be financially rewarding if one is willing to put in the work.
A PHV driver in Singapore seemingly proved this by allegedly earning S$12,000 in a week by working at least 11 hours per day.
These numbers recently surfaced on the SG Road Vigilante (SGRV) Facebook page, prompting much discourse among the public.
Many of them expressed concern for the driver’s health, while others questioned the post’s claims.
On Wednesday (29 Nov), an image showing what appears to be a PHV driver’s earnings for the week of 13 to 19 Nov surfaced on the SGRV page.
Source: SG Road Vigilante on Facebook
The image showed that the driver made a whopping S$12,897.54 from working on six days that week, completing 156 jobs in the process.
This means that the driver completed 22 jobs daily on average.
Assuming that each trip takes half an hour to complete, SGRV estimates that the driver works about 11 hours each day.
Despite the long hours, SGRV claimed the driver can easily make over S$30,000 a month if they are consistent with their jobs.
The authenticity of the screenshot remains unclear.
The alleged screenshot of the earnings sparked polarising opinions from netizens.
Many users, like this one, expressed concern about the toll the long hours may have on the driver’s health.
Source: Facebook
Another user pointed out that spending so much time on the road meant that the driver barely had any time left for their loved ones.
Source: Facebook
They also reminded the driver that money will never be worth the life they did not get to enjoy with family.
However, there were some who questioned the authenticity of the post.
Source: Facebook
Authenticity aside, would you be willing to hustle 11 hours a week to earn a five-figure income? Share your thoughts with us in the comments.
Also Read: S’pore Grab Driver Claims To Earn Average Of S$3,000 Weekly, Makes 30 Trips A Day
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Featured image adapted from CDG Taxi and SG Road Vigilante on Facebook. Image on the right for illustration purposes only.
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