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In an order, the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) set the minimum jeepney fare at P5 for the first five kilometers, and reduced the incremental for every succeeding kilometer from P1 to 70 centavos. 


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                    [Title] => Cebu transport leaders call off planned strike
                    [Summary] => CEBU — Transport leaders in the province have decided to call off plans for a two-day transport strike scheduled today and tomorrow after they sensed an "optimistic" decision from the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) on some of their demands.


In a press conference, Jaime Moncada, president of the Alyansa sa Nagkahiusang Drayber-Operator Alang sa Reporma, said the LTFRB regional office has informed them in a letter that it will hear and consider their call for a P1 provisional fare increase. 


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                    [Title] => Cebu drivers’ group confirms transport strike this week
                    [Summary] => CEBU — The Nagkahiusang Drayber sa Sugbo is determined to push through with their transport strike within the week, as the Alyansa sa Nagkahiusang Drayber-Operator Alang sa Reporma (ANDAR) is set to file a petition for a P1.50 increase in jeepney fare on Thursday.


 NADSU chairman Anthony Pogado   said that the strike is in protest of the series oil price increases as well as an appeal to the government to scrap the Oil Deregulation Law.


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                    [Title] => Cebu transport groups mull fare hike petition
                    [Summary] => CEBU — Transport groups in the province are contemplating filing another petition for a fare increase.


Jaime Moncada, president of the Alyansa sa Nagkahiusang Drayber Operator Alang sa Reporma (ANDAR), said the fare increase it would ask for would depend on the total aggregate amount of fuel price hikes and the price rollbacks since the start of the year.


ANDAR, together with the Southern Cebu Operators and Drivers Association Inc., had filed for a P1 fare hike for jeepneys but the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) disapproved it. 	

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                    [Title] => Cebu transport groups may ask for fare hike
                    [Summary] => CEBU — Transport groups in Cebu are contemplating filing another petition for a fare increase.


Jaime Moncada, president of the Alyansa sa Nagkahiusang Drayber Operator Alang sa Reporma (ANDAR), said yesterday the fare adjustment they will demand will depend on the total aggregate amount of fuel price hikes and rollbacks since the start of the year.


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                    [Title] => ‘No fare hike yet, but we want rollback’
                    [Summary] => CEBU CITY — Two transport groups in Cebu said they would not demand for fare increases yet but pressed for a rollback of oil prices which the three major oil companies raised by 50 centavos last Saturday.


Officials of the Nagkahiusang Drayber sa Sugbu (Nadsu) and the Alyansa sa Nagkahiusang Driver-Operator Alang sa Reporma (Andar), however, said they may be compelled to launch a transport strike and other forms of protest if oil price increases continue.


Nadsu’s members ply 20 routes in this city, while Andar covers 13 routes.


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                    [Title] => P4 minimum jeepney fare okayed in Cebu
                    [Summary] => CEBU — What Cebuano commuters have long feared has finally happened: the minimum jeepney fare in the province is now P4.


The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) said no groups objected to the demand of Cebu jeepney operators for a higher minimum fare. The new fare became effective yesterday.


The fare increase hit commuters only days after oil companies imposed another round of fuel price increases. 


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In an order, the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) set the minimum jeepney fare at P5 for the first five kilometers, and reduced the incremental for every succeeding kilometer from P1 to 70 centavos. 


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In a press conference, Jaime Moncada, president of the Alyansa sa Nagkahiusang Drayber-Operator Alang sa Reporma, said the LTFRB regional office has informed them in a letter that it will hear and consider their call for a P1 provisional fare increase. 


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ANDAR, together with the Southern Cebu Operators and Drivers Association Inc., had filed for a P1 fare hike for jeepneys but the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) disapproved it. 	

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Officials of the Nagkahiusang Drayber sa Sugbu (Nadsu) and the Alyansa sa Nagkahiusang Driver-Operator Alang sa Reporma (Andar), however, said they may be compelled to launch a transport strike and other forms of protest if oil price increases continue.


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The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) said no groups objected to the demand of Cebu jeepney operators for a higher minimum fare. The new fare became effective yesterday.


The fare increase hit commuters only days after oil companies imposed another round of fuel price increases. 


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