The Land Transportation and Franchising Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has reminded both commuters and drivers that the move to raise minimum jeepney fares in select regions to Php9 has not been in full effect. In an interview with GMA Network's Unang Hirit, LTFRB Board Member Eileen Lizada clarifies that the order for the said new fare hike has not been implemented yet due to revisions with their legal team. As such, commuters are hereby advised to file a complaint at the LTFRB in case they encounter erring jeepney drivers that have already started to charge the new fare. Last Wednesday, the government agency has approved a Php1 minimum fare hike for Jeepneys with routes in NCR, Region III, and Region IV-A. Transport groups have earlier asked for a Php10-12 minimum jeepney fare in separate petitions against the LTFRB, to which the board has yet to hear. Read more in our articles including "LTFRB: Jeepney fare hike not yet in full effect" and "Jeepney Co. showcases first double-decker jeepney".
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Apr 14, 2026The Land Transportation and Franchising Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has reminded both commuters and drivers that the move to raise minimum jeepney fares in select regions to Php9 has not been in full effect. In an interview with GMA Network's Unang Hirit, LTFRB Board Member Eileen Lizada clarifies that the order for the said new fare hike has not been implemented yet due to revisions with their legal team.
As such, commuters are hereby advised to file a complaint at the LTFRB in case they encounter erring jeepney drivers that have already started to charge the new fare. Last Wednesday, the government agency has approved a Php1 minimum fare hike for Jeepneys with routes in NCR, Region III, and Region IV-A. Transport groups have earlier asked for a Php10-12 minimum jeepney fare in separate petitions against the LTFRB, to which the board has yet to hear.
Our coverage of ltfrb jeepney hike includes: "LTFRB: Jeepney fare hike not yet in full effect"; "Jeepney Co. showcases first double-decker jeepney"; "Against the LRT/MRT fare hike? Take a Selfie!". Each article provides unique insights and information.