When we got the invite from Uber to celebrate its fourth anniversary in the Philippines, we expected the usual gamut of food, drinks, a program, and some congratulations all around. What we didn't expect was to be seated across from Land
According to the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB), the use of hatchbacks as transport network vehicle service (TNVS) for Grab and Uber is allowed, albeit with one restriction: They may only make trips within the confines of Metro Manila.The
Yup, the saga between the The LTFRB, after thorough deliberation with the Department of Transportation, has decided to set a common supply base for TNVS. In Metro Manila, the limit is set at 45,000. In Cebu, it's 500, while Pampanga
Transportation network companies (TNC) Grab and Uber will no longer be allowed to field hatchbacks rated below 1,200cc (1.2-liter) in their operations. The announcement was made earlier today by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board's (LTFRB) Aileen
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has announced there will be no fare hikes yet.According to a report by CNN Philippines, LTFRB board member Aileen Lizada said that the earliest a decision can be made regarding fare hikes will
The 2017 Christmas rush is in full swing, and along with it comes the stagnant sea of red lights we've all come to expect from the holiday season. But while you're sitting in your car griping about the horrible traffic,
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