#NCR highways

Starting Friday, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) announced that electric tricycles, or e-trikes, and similar electric vehicles will be banned from using major highways in the National Capital Region. Major highways and roads are designed for large and fast-moving vehicles. The National Capital Region Police Office, aka NCRPO, has recently announced that the agency will be using social media (Twitter and Facebook) to make it easier for citizens to report injustices with better accuracy and less physical activity. In line with this announcement, NCRPO head, Chief Superintendent Marcelo Garbo Jr. Apart from their two social media accounts, NCRPO also launched their SMS platform called Subukan Niyo Po Kami. Just to do a quick recap here are the different ways you can reach NCRPO: Hotline: 117 Telephone: 837-2094, 837-2471 loc 743 (RTOIC) SMS: 0915-888-8181, 0999-901-8181 Twitter: @NCRPOReact Facebook: facebook.com/NCRPOReact 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. Read more in our articles including "LTO enforces e-trike ban on major NCR highways" and "NCRPO is now on Twitter and Facebook!".