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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.

Ford PH touts new Sync 3 system for anti-distracted driving

The new Ford Sync 3 features an enhanced voice recognition system, a more intuitive smartphone-like touch screen, and an easier-to-understand graphical interface.

Digital toll payment initiative rolled out for PH expressways

The Digital Tollways Program will seek to build awareness on various electronic payment alternatives that are available to motorists traveling the NLEx, SCTex, and Cavitex.

Grab mulls expanding GrabTaxi to GrabCar in Davao City

Grab has been operating in Davao City since 2014 when it partnered with taxi operators and drivers in Davao for GrabTaxi.

Hybrid electric buses eyed for BRT lanes on Edsa, Quezon Ave.

Makati City Rep. Luis Campos Jr. expects every BRT bus to be run by the private sector to have free high-speed Internet connectivity, digital security cameras, and a public-address system.

Solon: LTFRB punishing ride-hailing firms but not abusive taxis

Sen. Risa Hontiveros said the LTFRB is implementing a "selective crackdown" by punishing ride-hailing firms but not abusive taxi drivers and colorum units.

Online car platform Carmudi launches road safety academy in Cebu

Carmudi Philippines has been advocating road safety efforts in the country.

LTFRB warns ride-sharing firm Arcade City not to operate in PH

The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has ordered ride-sharing company Arcade City to cease operations after the Texas-based company announced online that it is now entering the Philippine market to fill up the void left by the suspension of Uber.

Grab holds livelihood, financial literacy programs for wives of drivers

These livelihood programs are seen to help the wives augment their husbands' incomes after Grab learned that most of its 20,000 accredited drivers are the sole breadwinners of their households, Cosgayon said.

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