LTFRB finalizes fare hike proposal as fuel costs surge
Oil companies are expected to raise diesel prices by P10 per liter and gasoline prices by P5 per liter on 22 September.
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LTFRB finalizing fare hike proposal amid fuel price surge
The LTFRB is finalizing its recommendation on a possible fare increase as rising fuel prices continue to put pressure on public transport drivers.
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LTFRB seeks P20 per liter PUV fuel subsidy
LTFRB plans to propose a P20-per-liter fuel subsidy for PUV drivers and operators as rising pump prices strain the transport sector.
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LTFRB to propose P20-per-liter fuel subsidy for PUVs
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LTFRB summons bus operator after fatal España crash
The LTFRB summoned a bus operator after a fatal Manila crash killed one senior citizen and injured nine others, with a hearing set for September 17.
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LTFRB floods Manila with 7.5K new EVS
All 7,500 Metro Manila slots will be exclusively available to electric vehicles, including plug-in hybrid electric vehicles and battery electric vehicles.
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LTFRB opens 8,750 TNVS slots in Metro Manila, Luzon regions
The LTFRB approved 8,750 new TNVS slots in Metro Manila, the Ilocos Region and Bicol to meet rising transport demand and promote cleaner vehicles.
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LTFRB summons bus firm amid SLEX vehicle fire
LTFRB summons Alpha The Bus after a passenger bus caught fire on SLEX in Alabang, with regulators investigating possible safety lapses and franchise violations.
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LTFRB summons bus operator after SLEX fire
The LTFRB summoned Alph The Bus Inc. after one of its buses caught fire along SLEX in Muntinlupa, citing concerns over passenger safety.
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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.
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LTFRB-10 intensifies colorum crackdown
The LTFRB urged commuters to use only legitimate public utility vehicles and report suspected colorum operations.
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