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Waze survey: PH is the worst place in the world to be a driver

The latest global survey undertaken by traffic navigation app Wave has found that drivers in the Philippines are among the least satisfied in the world.

Grab PH pushes for common database of blacklisted passengers

The company said ride-sharing firms should use modern technology to ensure public welfare and safety amid cases of physical or verbal harassment of drivers by passengers, passengers not paying fares, and incidents of damaging property of driver partners.

Everest SUV tows Ford to its best-ever quarter in PH

Ford Philippines has announced a record September performance with retail sales increasing 19-percent year-over-year to 3,154 vehicles led by continued strong demand for the Everest, EcoSport, and Ranger.

PLDT to provide Wi-Fi access to more than 2,300 buses

The connectivity will allow bus operators to comply with the government?s plan to modernize the public bus transportation system by installing a GPS monitoring device in their buses for commuter safety.

Kaspersky Lab unveils security solution for connected cars

The security solution prototype demonstrates the possibilities of interference-proof communication between car components, the car, and its external connected infrastructure, making connected cars secure-by-design.

Nissan PH renovates X-Trail using new Intelligent Mobility technology

Nissan Philippines has rolled out the latest edition of the X-Trail bearing a new Intelligent Mobility technology while enhancing its overall performance and appearance.

Proposed TNVS bill to put cap on number of units per owner

In an earlier Senate hearing, Sen. Grace Poe said she will most likely propose a provision in the bill to limit the number of vehicles to two or three per owner-operator. A local representative of ride-hailing firm Grab admitted in the hearing that one operator has 70 units under his name.

Uber slapped with almost half a billion in total fines by LTFRB

Since the start of its acrimonious tiff with the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB), the local office of ride-hailing firm Uber has paid a total of P494.24 million in total fines.

House passes on 2nd reading bill requiring CCTV, GPS in PUVs

The coverage of the bill is vague though as it requires a minimum of two CCTV units for ?every type? of PUV, which can refer to buses, jeepneys, and tricycles.

FinTQ, Grab PH ink partnership for referral program

Grab drivers will have the chance to augment their income by sharing their unique Kasama Ka Builder ID code to family, friends, and even loyal customers so they can earn a referral fee each time these individuals apply for digital financial products offered by FinTQ.

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