New charging hub boosts Valenzuela e-trike drivers earnings
A community-based charging station in Valenzuela City, launched by DSWD and One Meralco Foundation, helps over 100 e-tricycle drivers boost earnings by…
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A community-based charging station in Valenzuela City, launched by DSWD and One Meralco Foundation, helps over 100 e-tricycle drivers boost earnings by…
A new community-based e-trike charging project in Valenzuela City is set to improve operations and incomes of 117 electric tricycle drivers through affordable,…
Lawyers for Commuters Safety and Protection questions the LTO’s e-bike and e-trike ban, warning it could hurt commuters and calling for balanced regulation…
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) enforces a ban on e-trikes and light electric vehicles on major Metro Manila highways starting 2 January 2026,…
The Land Transportation Office inspected 114 e-bikes and e-trikes and apprehended eight violators as the ban on electric trikes took effect on major Metro…
Cainta Mayor Keith Nieto backs the LTO’s e-trike ban on major roads, urging discipline and nationwide compliance to ensure orderly and unified implementation.
Rep. Terry Ridon welcomes the LTO’s e-trike ban on major Metro Manila highways, saying the policy balances road safety with flexibility for light electric…
The Land Transportation Office plans a nationwide ban on e-trikes and e-bikes after enforcing restrictions on major roads, warning of impoundment and penalties…
The Department of Transportation will ban e-bikes and e-trikes on national roads starting 2 January 2026, citing safety concerns, while rolling out…
The MMDA backs the LTO’s plan to ban e-bikes and e-trikes on national highways, as both agencies coordinate guidelines and conduct information drives ahead of…
Senator Raffy Tulfo is renewing the call for mandatory LTO registration and licensing for e-trikes on major roads, citing increasing accident hazards and…
Starting Dec. 1, LTO will automatically impound E-bikes and E-trikes using national highways, citing public safety and lack of registration accountability.
Without registration, he said, there is no legal mechanism to hold operators accountable in cases of traffic violations, accidents or crimes.