Uber , Grab Illegal?

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Public urged: Avoid Uber, GrabCar

By Mitchelle L. Palaubsanon (The Freeman) | Updated November 4, 2016 - 12:00am
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CEBU, Philippines – The Land Transportation Office-7 and the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board-7 are both urging commuters not to patronize Uber and GrabCar.
"Amoa gyud giawhag ang publiko not to patronize them. We also urged the public to report to us aron madakop ni namo ang ilang mga units," said LTO-7 Acting Diretor Alita Pulga.
She said Uber and GrabCar are private cars used as public utility vehicles and can only carry passengers if they have a franchise or provisional authority issued by the LTFRB.
"We are now thinking of strategies how to catch these drivers or owners operating without a provisional authority. Kay klaro nga kolorum gyud ni sila unya wa sila’y passenger's insurance," Pulga said.
Under Joint Administrative Order (JAO) 2014-01, owners of private cars that operate as public utility vehicles will be fined P200,000 each and their units impounded for three months.
LTFRB-7 Director Ahmed Cuizon, on the other hand, said that since the start of the Duterte administration last June 30, he no longer issued any provisional authority to Uber or GrabCar, although there are plenty of applications pending before his office.

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"Mao na nganong hangtud karon naa lang gihapon na sila. The public should not patronize, them especially wa na sila’y insurance simbako maaksidente," Cuizon said.
Last week, LTFRB-7 apprehended one unit each of Uber and GrabCar for operating without a provisional authority.
"Gidakop gyud namo unya tua na ron sa LTO impounding unit ang duha ka sakyanan," Cuizon said.
During his visit in Cebu last September 1, LTFRB-7 Chief Martin Delgra has suspended effective that day the issuance of a provisional authority for transport network vehicle services like Uber and Grab pending review of their regulation and other technical standards.








Representatives from Uber and Grab were not available for comment yesterday. — / RHM (FREEMAN)

[Echelnalf]

Money matters ni iLaha. iLa man gud na gi negosyo ang mga franchise.

[obelisk]

Money matters ni iLaha. iLa man gud na gi negosyo ang mga franchise.

Naa mn sd point ang LTO. Since Uber and Grab are not under a franchise, lisod mag hatag ug penalty if naay anomaliya buhaton.

[Echelnalf]

Naa mn sd point ang LTO. Since Uber and Grab are not under a franchise, lisod mag hatag ug penalty if naay anomaliya buhaton.

Like what penaLty? Kaya man gani nila pag dakop without prior notice. eheh

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Like what penaLty? Kaya man gani nila pag dakop without prior notice. eheh

Kana dili lng ko sure sad. Pero you never know. For example, overcharging or anything that can be done by collorum vehicles kay wala may nag regulate nila.

[Echelnalf]

Kana dili lng ko sure sad. Pero you never know. For example, overcharging or anything that can be done by collorum vehicles kay wala may nag regulate nila.

Well yeah. Daghan jud bitaw ni loopholes ang kani nga mga services. Not sure even why naka operate ni sila without any coordination sa ltfrb.

[iampaul07]

Illegal - unregistered franchise man gud. walay mga taxes & everything. unfair pud sa uban Public Transport nga sila mag operate sa same business niya walay franchise.

[obelisk]

Well yeah. Daghan jud bitaw ni loopholes ang kani nga mga services. Not sure even why naka operate ni sila without any coordination sa ltfrb.

I think naka operate ni sila kay the app is not illegal by law. Dili man sad ma kit.an na nag Grab or Uber ka unless you state that you are. Mao na affordable sad kay walay taxes and everything. You can say, techy version sila sa habalx2.

[firestarter]

Reklamo tingale ang Ken Taxi ani ug uban mga barumbado nga taxi drivers, ug jeepney drivers.

[DEMONOCIETY]

Unsa diay klaro ani?

LTO? mahibong pa ta ana nila?