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Yesterday, the Makati City government's Business Permit and License Office (BPLO) has issued an order of desistance/closure to the Angkas Training Center in Natividad Building, Chino Roces Avenue. Due to Angkas' involvement in several traffic accidents, the LTFRB had made a request to the Office of Mayor Abby Binay asking for assistance in apprehending the establishment. Back in January, Angkas faced another situation in which their operations were stopped by LTFRB for non-coordination with the board. After an inspection by the authorities, Angkas was found to lack a business permit and failed to produce one within three days. Some 19 Angkas riders were apprehended by the authorities on the third day across Taguig and Mandaluyong City. Angkas has released an official statement to address this, saying that they are willing to work with the LTFRB to make two-wheeled vehicles part of the TNVS so that they may be under the board's jurisdiction. 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. Read more in our articles including "LTFRB shuts down Angkas" and "LTFRB limits Angkas to 10,000 bikers starting 2020".