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Overcharging tricycle drivers

10:44 pm | Sunday, April 8th, 2012

Overcharging tricycle drivers

Calling the attention of barangay officials in charge of BF Las Piñas. The tricycle drivers charge P18 per passenger for short distances even if these are not special trips. How much of this amount goes to the barangay?—Tohnee Austria, 57, Las Piñas City

Unofficial loading/unloading zone

Why are UV Express vehicles allowed to load/unload passengers on Roxas Boulevard, particularly between Vito Cruz and United Nations Avenue?—Rico Gomez, Manila

Barangay officials’ oversight

The antismoking ordinance is not being implemented in Pergola, BF Parañaque, because the barangay has not issued a circular to make it effective.—T. Austria, 57, Las Piñas City


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Tags: antismoking , ordinance , overcharging , Road Transport , Tricycles , UV Express

  • kismaytami

    Anti-smoking law is a thing of the past… Dito nga sa Muntinlupa, nakapaskil pa yan sa likod ng upuan ni manong driver ng jeep, pero mamukat-mukat mo, si manong jeepney driver mismo ang naninigarilyo.



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