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24,645 results for “illegal petroleum transport”

  1. COMMUTERS face a three-day transport strike starting Monday, compounded by a fare increase.

    Transport strike, fare hike start

    The LTFRB said operators could face franchise cancellation under the LTFRB’s abandonment rules if less than 60 percent of their fleet operates for a certain…

    Sean A. Magbanua·

  2. PERSONNEL from the Cebu City Police Office conduct traffic enforcement along Magallanes St. in Cebu City. A transport group has announced plans to join a nationwide transport strike in Cebu on 29 September to protest rising fuel and commodity prices.

    Cebu drivers join transport strike

    Piston Cebu will join a nationwide transport strike on September 29 over rising fuel and commodity prices, calling for fare hikes, tax cuts and fuel price…

    Rico Osmeña·

  3. Transport group backs DoTr-Cordillera official

    Transport group backs DoTr-Cordillera official

    The Baguio-Benguet Jeepney Federation defended DoTr-Cordillera regional director Glenn Dumlao against payola allegations raised by Manibela leader Mar…

    Aldwin Quitasol·

  4. PNP mobilizes 7K cops amid transport strike

    PNP mobilizes 7K cops amid transport strike

    More than 7,000 police officers were deployed across Metro Manila as Manibela launched a two-day nationwide transport strike over soaring fuel prices,…

    Jing Villamente·

  5. A Metro Rail Transit Line 3 (MRT-3) train passes through Kamuning, Quezon City.

    Rail expansion seen cutting transport emissions

    Discover how the Philippines’ expanding railway network aims to slash transport emissions, ease Metro Manila traffic, and support sustainable, commuter-centric…

    Maria Bernadette Romero·

  6. LTFRB extends tourist transport amnesty

    LTFRB extends tourist transport amnesty

    LTFRB extends the tourist transport amnesty program until 31 August, giving operators more time to comply with requirements and regularize their services.

    Cheng Ordoñez·