Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board will temporarily suspend the implementation of higher fines on out-of-line vehicles – those that have franchise but travel in unauthorized routes, to prevent a possible shortage of public utility buses.
LTFRB suspends fines on out of line vehicles
Related Post
- LTFRB main office in QC closed until Friday, Jan. 7, for COVID-19 mass testing of employees, disinfection
(Eagle News) -- The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board central office in Quezon City…
-
LTFRB: Around 78,000 PUJ operators can now benefit from gov’t’s fuel subsidy
(Eagle News) -- Around 78,000 jeepney operators can now benefit from the government's P7,200 one-time…
-
LTFRB: Over P400 million in payouts given to drivers under gov’t service contracting program
(Eagle News) -- The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board has given over P400 million…
-
LTFRB to open 250 more routes for PUJs, provincial buses next week
(Eagle News) -- The Land Transportation Franchising Regulatory Board is opening 250 more routes to…
-
40 provincial buses to ply Mindanao routes starting today, Dec. 25
(Eagle News) -- Forty provincial buses are plying Mindanao routes starting today, December 27. The…