As you’ve seen in the news for the past weeks, LTFRB has issued the regulations and guidelines for ridesharing companies. You can refer to this page for more info, the complete list of requirements, and downloadable forms.
About two (2) weeks ago, GrabCar has issued a statement to its Grabpeer operator and drivers to prepare for the LTFRB Regulations. They’re asking for the latest copy of ITR and proof of income.
**Click here to see the full list of the requirements and know more about the LTFRB Ridesharing Regulations**
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It seems like GrabCar is already helping GrabPeers prepare for compliance to the LTFRB Regulations for Transport Vehicle Network Service (TVNS) Units.
How about Uber Manila?
Uber Partners and Drivers are still awaiting advise from Uber as to their compliance roll out. We hope this will be soon so as to avoid any rush and properly prepare for the shift.
What do you guys think? We’d love to hear your thoughts in the comment section below.
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I havent heard any update regarding this since the app based operation has been regulated, now im hearing we’ll be apprehended as colorum. Im not even sure if anything is being done by Uber regarding this matter as they have not been transparent by providing any update. Most of the operators i spoke with are already considering if not already rolled over to Grab due to the lack of transparency/update.