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Without dispatchers or barkers on the streets, a jeepney driver in Cebu City can save at least P20 to P30 everyday out of his earnings.

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Councilor Raul Alcoseba, traffic management committee chairman, has proposed to raise the fines to P5,000 with a six-month imprisonment against arrested dispatchers and car watchers that have been noted to have used their work as a form of extortion on motorists.


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On Saturday, VECO will relocate and reconstruct its poles and reroute primary lines that are affected by the ongoing sub-way project along S. Osmeña Boulevard, which will cause power interruptions at the pier area from 5 a.m. to 1 p.m. 


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SPECIAL REPORT: Dispatchers in the city (2nd of two parts) Why do they exist despite a law banning them?

By Rene U. Borromeo | September 9, 2013 - 12:00am

Without dispatchers or barkers on the streets, a jeepney driver in Cebu City can save at least P20 to P30 everyday out of his earnings.

Cebu News

Just straighten and widen our roads, mayor

By Aven Piramide | September 3, 2009 - 12:00am

It is a matter of observable fact that our city grew without the benefit of forward planning.

Freeman Opinion

Public hearing scheduled for ruling vs. dispatchers

January 8, 2007 - 12:00am

People presently working either as dispatchers of public utility vehicles or car watchers have been invited to a public hearing on January 24 about a proposed amendment to the penalty of an existing law that...

Cebu News

VECO skeds brownouts on Saturday, Sunday

October 26, 2006 - 12:00am

Power interruptions will hit several parts of Metro Cebu on Saturday and Sunday as part of the upgrading and systems maintenance to be conducted by the Visayan Electric Company. On Saturday, VECO will relocate and...

Cebu News