#Angkas Bikers

To help the riders who lost their livelihood during the quarantine, Angkas is launching a new food delivery service. Interested customers do not need to book their orders through the app; instead, place your orders by following these steps: Contact the restaurant from the link above, and inform them that an Angkas Biker will deliver the food to you. Angkas is also reminding its patrons to maintain social distancing. Bikers will place your order on the seat of the motorcycle (or your doorstep) before moving back to a safe distance. The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has put a cap on the number of Angkas bikers on the road. Starting next year, the ride-hailing company Angkas will lose 17,000 bikers due to the decision made by the LTFRB. The cap was put in place to make room for the government's technical working group's decision to extend the motorcycle taxi pilot run for three more months. Aside from Angkas, JoyRide and Move It has been approved to partake in the program, which will start on December 23, 2019, to March 23, 2020. A total of 39,000 bikers will participate nationwide. Read more in our articles including "Angkas introduces Angkas Food, a new food delivery service" and "LTFRB limits Angkas to 10,000 bikers starting 2020".