Starting on March 15, Angkas, JoyRide, and MoveIt will suspend its operations. Sun Cellular Wireless Broadband has upgraded its network to 3.5G (HSDPA) and dropped its unlimited monthly subscription fees to Sun subscribers. Existing Sun Postpaid Subscribers can also avail of the Wireless Broadband plan for an additional Php649 on their MSF. Companies including JoyRide, Angkas, Move It, and Grab confirmed that they have lowered their commission cuts to help ease the financial burden on drivers affected by increasing fuel costs. JoyRide said it reduced its commission for four-wheel vehicles from 20% to 15%, with some drivers able to bring it down further to 10% through incentives tied to activity levels. JoyRide: 20% → 15% (can drop to 10% with incentives) Angkas: 20% → 15% (can go as low as 0% for active riders) Move It: Now starts at 15% (with fuel vouchers support) Grab: 20–21% → 18% Read more in our articles including "Angkas/Joyride/MoveIt suspended for the quarantine period" and "Sun Cellular 3G: Speed Up, Price Down ".
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Apr 14, 2026Starting on March 15, Angkas, JoyRide, and MoveIt will suspend its operations. Sun Cellular Wireless Broadband has upgraded its network to 3.5G (HSDPA) and dropped its unlimited monthly subscription fees to Sun subscribers.
Existing Sun Postpaid Subscribers can also avail of the Wireless Broadband plan for an additional Php649 on their MSF. Companies including JoyRide, Angkas, Move It, and Grab confirmed that they have lowered their commission cuts to help ease the financial burden on drivers affected by increasing fuel costs. JoyRide said it reduced its commission for four-wheel vehicles from 20% to 15%, with some drivers able to bring it down further to 10% through incentives tied to activity levels.
Our coverage of joyride ban includes: "Angkas/Joyride/MoveIt suspended for the quarantine period"; "Sun Cellular 3G: Speed Up, Price Down "; "LTO raises cybersecurity concerns over expiring LTMS contract". Each article provides unique insights and information.