An environmental group has asked the National Biofuels Board (NBB) to show studies that will prove E-10 (a blend of 10-percent ethanol and 90-percent gasoline) is compatible with vehicles in the country.
The Department of Finance (DOF) is urging the Department of Transportation and Communications to require “differently colored” license plates for vehicles imported through special economic zones.
A party-list group claiming to represent transport workers has asked the Commission on Elections to reconsider its ban on the posting of campaign materials on public utility vehicles (PUVs) and terminals during the campaign season.
THE garbage truck for barangay Busay was idle for five days until it received its gasoline supply for the month of November last Thursday.
The government of Northern Samar, a province with nearly half of its population classified as poor, has purchased 15 new vans and pickups for its officials, two of the vehicles for use by the province’s governor and his aides.
The number coding scheme for motor vehicles in Metro Manila is lifted for Wednesday, the Metropolitan Manila Development said.
The next target of Road Revolution is October 23, a Sunday, when organizers plan to experiment with using half of Osmeña Boulevard for pedestrians, while the other half would be used for public vehicles.
A top customs official here is asking the Land Transportation Office (LTO) not to register vehicles that may have been taken out of the free port after a ban on the importation of used vehicles took effect in 2007.
The trade of used vehicles has started to gain momentum at the Cagayan Special Economic Zone and Freeport (CSEZF) as people looking for cheaper vehicles have been trooping to the auto yard in Casambalangan village here, two months since a 2008 ban on car importation in the free port has been lifted by the Court of Appeals (CA).
PAMPANGA Motorcycles impounded THE CENTRAL Luzon police have impounded 4,757 motorcycles and scooters since it launched a campaign to stop vehicle theft and other crimes in May, the region’s top police official said. Regional police director Chief Supt. Edgardo Ladao said 34 cars and sport utility vehicles were also impounded in different provinces in the [...]
A top customs official on Friday gave 40 Subic locators a week to explain how 1,800 imported secondhand vehicles had vanished while under their custody.
Two more possibly stolen vehicles have been shipped to the Philippines, aside from the seized luxury car reportedly stolen in Turkey that found its way to the country, Highway Patrol Group (HPG) spokesman Superintendent Edwin Butacan said Thursday.
