The Motorcycle Taxi Rider Association (METRO) backed the LTFRB’s efforts to clean up and professionalize the motorcycle taxi industry.
METRO co-convenor Jayson Luna said identifying legitimate riders and addressing “ghost riders” and unauthorized overboarding would create a more professional and traceable system.
The LTFRB has capped rider registration and banned “multi-homing,” or accepting bookings across different platforms.
Luna said the regulations aim to protect riders and provide commuters with a more accountable transport service.
Consumer group Digital Pinoys said a verified list of riders would also help the government develop future policies.
Source: PhilNews24 | August 16, 2026
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