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Iligan City representative Frederick W. Siao has filed a bill making mandatory the installation of dashcams in various types of motor vehicles.

The two projects are “IntElect” which is basically a fleet of electric tricycles and the “UP Bike Share” which is said to be “a fourth-generation bike-sharing system that is monitored through a wireless tracking sensor.”

Grab Philippines will set up booths inside Intramuros where visitors can use 30 units of electronic scooters for free for a period of three months. After the pilot-test, the rentals would be made via a mobile application called GrabWheels.

The Super Grandia Elite is the first variant in Toyota Motor Philippines’ official vehicle lineup which features the Toyota Safety Sense (TSS) which incorporates active safety features.

Singapore-based development economist Henry Chan said the Philippine government can use 5G in mobilizing real-time sensors in every intersection and control the traffic using AI technology.

This is the first route in the province to undergo PUV modernization.

The Toyota Safety Sense (TSS) incorporates active safety features which identify factors that may cause accidents and aid the driver in eliminating these factors.

Through the Driverpreneur program, individuals can rent a van and pay a daily amount. After five years, they will become the owners of the vehicle.

The LTFRB on Thursday said it is set to release 1,130 CPCs to TNVS applicants within the next two weeks, following an order from the Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA) for it to automatically approve all valid TNVS applications.

The lawmaker said the Philippines needs to have a sustainable EV ecosystem by 2024. By then, the price of traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles would be the same as EVs.