Metro Manila
Eight bus operators at the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX) face investigation for overcharging amid President Marcos’ order to suspend fare hikes. The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) will issue show-cause orders to the firms. Non-compliance could lead to penalties.
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At least 27 bus operators received P10,000 in fuel aid per unit yesterday at the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange, led by President Marcos to counter soaring oil prices. This forms part of the Department of Transportation's P2.5 billion program for public utility vehicles.
Ride-hailing company Grab Philippines has launched a new transport solution in Metro Manila called Sabay Sakay, emulating the point-to-point system of premium buses and shuttle vans. It partners with the Department of Transportation for commuters in the Pasig-Makati corridor. The service starts with a flat fare of P80 and operates during peak hours.