We've been seeing a number of videos concerning e-bikes lately and as anticipated, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) was able to notice the trend and has expressed concern. As reported by ABS-CBN News, electric vehicles are covered by the Land Transportation Code according to LTO and must be registered and used with a license. Sellers, even buyers, of e-bikes should know about it, the agency added. Just this week, the agency was able to confiscate e-bikes plying along EDSA, Commonwealth Avenue and main thoroughfares of Pasay City. LTO is also gathering a list of e-bike sellers to have a dialog with them. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="480"] Ford MoDe:Pro[/caption] Both the MoDe:Me and MoDe:Pro are the winning designs from a company-wide challenge to build a smart e-bike. Those two prototype e-bikes aren't the only things that were teased at the event. Check out the videos for both MoDe e-bikes and Info Cycle for more details. Read more in our articles including "Electric bikes should be registered -- LTO" and "Ford shows off 'MoDe' e-bikes packed with features".
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Mar 30, 2026We've been seeing a number of videos concerning e-bikes lately and as anticipated, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) was able to notice the trend and has expressed concern. As reported by ABS-CBN News, electric vehicles are covered by the Land Transportation Code according to LTO and must be registered and used with a license.
Sellers, even buyers, of e-bikes should know about it, the agency added. Just this week, the agency was able to confiscate e-bikes plying along EDSA, Commonwealth Avenue and main thoroughfares of Pasay City. LTO is also gathering a list of e-bike sellers to have a dialog with them.
Our coverage of e-bike license includes: "Electric bikes should be registered -- LTO"; "Ford shows off 'MoDe' e-bikes packed with features"; "DOTr’s MRT-3 50% fare discount now accessible via GCash". Each article provides unique insights and information.