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                    [Summary] => Buses and jeepneys charging higher fares despite the absence of a matrix, daredevil drivers and rude conductors.


These are the common complaints received by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) from commuters and motorists with bad experiences involving public utility vehicles (PUVs).


For public utility buses (PUBs), the companies that have been the subject of the most complaints are JMK Liner, Jayross LS Tours Co. Inc., Saint Rose Transit Inc., Philippine Corinthian Liner, AC Trans, and Santrans, all plying Metro Manila routes.


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Ang mga sasailalim sa AUV conversion ay ang mga pampasaherong sasakyan na may franchise na vehicle-for-hire, garage service, airconditioned jeeps, FX mega taxi, shuttle service.


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Jun Magno, president of the Confederation of FX/Highlander/AUV Operators Driver Association, claimed that some 7,000 FX taxis will be re-routed to seaports in order to service sea travelers.


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During a dialogue with Mandaue PUJ operators and drivers, LTFRB board member Gerardo Pinili said his office would negotiate with the city for the modification of PUJ routes. 


"We would be closely coordinating with the local government to know what legal remedy we can do," he said. 


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For public utility buses (PUBs), the companies that have been the subject of the most complaints are JMK Liner, Jayross LS Tours Co. Inc., Saint Rose Transit Inc., Philippine Corinthian Liner, AC Trans, and Santrans, all plying Metro Manila routes.


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Ang mga sasailalim sa AUV conversion ay ang mga pampasaherong sasakyan na may franchise na vehicle-for-hire, garage service, airconditioned jeeps, FX mega taxi, shuttle service.


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Jun Magno, president of the Confederation of FX/Highlander/AUV Operators Driver Association, claimed that some 7,000 FX taxis will be re-routed to seaports in order to service sea travelers.


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During a dialogue with Mandaue PUJ operators and drivers, LTFRB board member Gerardo Pinili said his office would negotiate with the city for the modification of PUJ routes. 


"We would be closely coordinating with the local government to know what legal remedy we can do," he said. 


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How’s my driving? LTFRB bares list of top violators

By Sandy Araneta | December 2, 2005 - 12:00am

Buses and jeepneys charging higher fares despite the absence of a matrix, daredevil drivers and rude conductors. These are the common complaints received by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board...

Metro

Kapag di sumunod sa conversion, prangkisa ng AUVs kakanselahin

October 4, 2005 - 12:00am

Kakanselahin ng Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) ang prangkisa ng mga Asian Utility Vehicles (AUVs) na hindi susunod sa AUV conversion ng ahensiya ngayong taon. Ang mga sasailalim sa...

Probinsiya

FX mega taxi phaseout looms

By Sandy Araneta | August 2, 2005 - 12:00am

About three-fourths of the FX taxis currently plying Metro Manila routes could be phased out as soon as the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) fully implements the approved Memorandum Circular...

Metro

LTFRB blames city for rerouting mess

By Wenna Berondo | July 8, 2005 - 12:00am

An official of the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board yesterday said that had the city coordinated with his office earlier on the rerouting of jeepneys from Mandaue City, there would have been no...

Cebu News