In a report by ABS-CBN, MMDA published Regulation No. 18-008 which puts heftier fines for illegally parked vehicles: • Attended Vehicle - PHP 1,000 (from PHP 200) • Unattended Vehicle - PHP 2,000 (from PHP 500) • Obstruction - PHP 1,000 (PHP 150) The MMDA can also issue a new ticket if the violator did not remove the illegally parked vehicle within 3 hours, racking up fines of up to PHP 4,000. Building on government regulations, GrabProtect's policies further raise Grab's safety and hygiene by implementing the following protocols: Grab driver and delivery-partners have to submit daily health declarations, confirming they are well before starting their day. While platforms have introduced various support measures, discussions are ongoing on whether more formal regulations are needed. Read more in our articles including "MMDA outs heftier fines for illegal parking" and "Grab Philippines introduces GrabProtect".
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Apr 14, 2026In a report by ABS-CBN, MMDA published Regulation No. 18-008 which puts heftier fines for illegally parked vehicles: • Attended Vehicle - PHP 1,000 (from PHP 200) • Unattended Vehicle - PHP 2,000 (from PHP 500) • Obstruction - PHP 1,000 (PHP 150) The MMDA can also issue a new ticket if the violator did not remove the illegally parked vehicle within 3 hours, racking up fines of up to PHP 4,000.
Building on government regulations, GrabProtect's policies further raise Grab's safety and hygiene by implementing the following protocols: Grab driver and delivery-partners have to submit daily health declarations, confirming they are well before starting their day. While platforms have introduced various support measures, discussions are ongoing on whether more formal regulations are needed.
Our coverage of regulation no 18-008 includes: "MMDA outs heftier fines for illegal parking"; "Grab Philippines introduces GrabProtect"; "LTO raises cybersecurity concerns over expiring LTMS contract". Each article provides unique insights and information.