Taxis & Rideshare in Phnompenh (2026) - Grab, Uber & More

In Phnom Penh, the dominant door-to-door option is the city's network of metered and unmetered taxis, supplemented by plentiful tuk-tuks and motorcycle taxis (motodops). Metered cabs can be hailed on the street, look for white or yellow vehicles with rooftop "TAXI" signs, or booked by phone through hotel desks and popular ride-hailing hotlines such as PassApp and Tada (both operate like Grab but use local fleets). Tuk-tuks are everywhere: simply flag one down, negotiate or confirm the fare before boarding, and expect an open-sided ride that's breezy but less private. Motodops are even more ubiquitous. Drivers wearing numbered vests congregate on street corners and outside markets, and they'll offer a helmet for the quick hop across town. Choose a metered taxi when you want air-conditioning, luggage space, and the least haggling, good for airport runs or longer cross-city trips. Tuk-tuks strike a balance between comfort and cost for small groups or sightseeing, during cooler hours. Agree on the destination and price up front, or use the PassApp/Tada app to lock in a fixed rate and track the route. Reserve motodops for solo travel in heavy traffic or short distances where maneuverability matters. Always insist on a helmet and clarify the fare before setting off. For current rates and cash-free payment, open the booking widget below to compare live prices across these options.