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E-scooter era, let's go.
People are turning to two-wheeled vehicles as a way to snake through the crazy traffic in the metro. While motorcycles and bicycles are the most popular options, electric scooters might be the next big thing. Across the world, it's no ...
Angcars, featuring four- and six-seater vehicles, will initially operate in Metro Manila.
Set to enter the four-wheeler market, motorcycle-hailing service Angkas is on track to expand its operations this year. The launch of its newest venture, Angcars, is now in the works after getting the green light from authorities."We have gotten ...
Transport groups have called on the LTFRB to stop the planned accreditation of more motorcycle taxi operators as they take away from the livelihood of jeepneeys and motorcycles.
Motorcycle taxis do not represent a direct threat to the livelihood of other public utility vehicles (PUVs) like jeepneys and tricycles, according to the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB). LTFRB Chairman Teofilo Guadiz III said that stakeholders in the public ...
Move It says it has a safety rating of 99.9%, promising that users are protected.
Move It, a motorcycle ride-hailing app owned and operated by regional giant Grab, says it will work with government to validate its passenger safety data as well as other steps necessary to ensure that its app users are protected. This was ...
Thanks to new app upgrades.
By the end of 2023, motorcycle taxi company Move It on Tuesday is targeting as many as one million users on its app, the company announced on Tuesday. The influx of new users will be supported by an app upgrade Move It ...
It’s about time, a group said.
The government should prioritize passing a law that will finally legalize motorcycle taxi services in the Philippines, representatives of civil society, the government, and an industry player said on Wednesday. Representatives of The Passenger Forum, Infrawatch, the Land Transportation Office, and motorcycle ...
Serious competition.
Grab will soon have serious competition. The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has approved JoyRide's application to be recognized as a transport network company (TNC). That means it will soon offer car-hailing services. JoyRide is a motorcycle taxi- ...
MOVE IT will now be available through the Grab app.
Grab Philippines is finally entering the motorcycle ride hailing service in the Philippines, but not by launching its own service. Instead the Singapore-based company has announced a partnership with MOVE IT, effectively putting it in competition against popular motorcycle taxi services ...
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