Rappler's latest stories on LTFRB news
Grab files petition for 5% fare hike
In its fare hike petition before the LTFRB, Grab cites the increased cost of vehicle maintenance and higher fuel prices with the imposition of a new tax reform law
LTFRB slams TV host for spreading 'fake news'
The LTFRB and TV host James Deakin lock horns over ride-hailing applications
Why Angkas is illegal
LTFRB board member Aileen Lizada tells Rappler that Angkas can only be allowed once the law – the Land Transportation and Traffic Code – is amended
Angkas 'considered as closed' – LTFRB
The LTFRB says the popular motorcycle ride-hailing service has been operating without a mayor's permit
Grab, Uber ordered to put LTFRB stickers on their cars
The stickers will allow commuters and law enforcers to easily spot Transport Network Vehicles (TNVs) on the road either for riding or apprehension, the LTFRB says
LTFRB expands student fare discount to include weekends, holidays, summer breaks
(UPDATED) The LTFRB now allows students to avail of their commute discount beyond weekdays
LTFRB strikes back: To revoke franchises of protesting drivers
Citing a 2011 order, LTFRB board member Aileen Lizada says jeepney drivers are prohibited from going on strike
Drivers-only car ban in EDSA may lead to ‘colorum’ carpools – LTFRB
LTFRB board member Aileen Lizada says drivers who accept payment from passengers in a 'carpool' should get a franchise
Want fare hike? Improve your services first – LTFRB reminds jeepney drivers
'The riding public expects a better service from the increase of the fare,' says LTFRB chairman Martin Delgra III
LTFRB to require drug testing for drivers
Drivers of buses, jeepneys, taxis, and ride-hailing services like Grab and Uber will be included in a memorandum circular on mandatory drug testing
P190-M fine should make Uber ‘rethink’ actions – Poe
Senator Grace Poe however is quite disappointed the LTFRB released its decision late on Friday barring Uber from paying the penalty immediately
LTFRB to Uber: Pay P190 million, we'll lift suspension
UPDATED The LTFRB bases the fine on the daily earnings of Uber which it estimates to earn between P7 million and P10 million per day by servicing at least 150 000 trips a day
Uber survives LTFRB hearing, gets more time to defend accreditation
Uber is off the hook for now
