#e-bike philippines

The Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) aims to assist its members through loans for e-bike and e-scooter purchases. 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. 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. Apple Pay is now available in the Philippines. Here's the full text of the announcement from Apple: Today, Apple announced users in the Philippines can now make purchases using Apple Pay with their iPhone, Apple Watch, iPad, and Mac. Starting today, thousands of in-store and online merchants in the Philippines will accept Apple Pay, with support from some of the country’s most established banks, across major credit and debit networks. Read more in our articles including "GSIS to provide loan assistance for e-bike and scooter purchases" and "Electric bikes should be registered -- LTO".