One woman took to Facebook to share a negative experience her daughter had with a Grab driver.

The Grab driver had allegedly driven her daughter to a dead end, and then asked to take her home.

On Feb. 3, Ellis Phua said that a police report has been made.

Eventually drove to a dead end

According to details in the police report, her daughter booked a Grab at around 10:20am.

The pickup point was 184 Pasir Ris Street 11, and she was heading to Yio Chu Kang Swimming Complex.

The driver had allegedly missed the exit and went on to the SLE, where he then took the Lentor Avenue exit, only to go back on to the expressway.

Eventually, he drove to a dead end near Ang Mo Kio St 64.

While driving towards Ang Mo Kio St 64, the driver allegedly asked if she was "free" and "had extra time". He also allegedly asked if he could take her home.

According to the police report, the driver claimed that he was from Nanyang Technological University (NTU).

Did not drop her off at the location

After the woman insisted that she had to go to school, the driver eventually apologised and told her to get off the car along Ang Mo Kio St 64.

She placed the money on the seat as she did not want to have any "further contact" with him.

According to a screenshot from the app, their trip took 36 minutes.

Mothership has reached out to the police.

Driver suspended as investigations ongoing

In response to Mothership's queries, a Grab spokesperson has confirmed that they are aware of the incident.

They said that the driver-partner has been suspended as investigations are currently ongoing.

They added that they have zero tolerance for indecent behaviour and urge passengers and driver-partners to treat each other with respect.

This is their full statement:

"Grab is aware of this incident and has suspended the said driver-partner as investigations are ongoing. Our users’ safety are important to us and we have zero tolerance for indecent behaviour. We urge both passengers and driver-partners to treat each other with respect."

Top photo via Ellis Phua/FB & Google streetview.