LTFRB releases design of TNVS vehicle stickers | via @jacquemanabat pic.twitter.com/ci23wmp8t3 — ABS-CBN News Channel (@ANCALERTS) January 15, 2018 The agency will now pass this to Transport Network Companies (TNC) Uber, Grab, and others for printing and distribution among partner drivers. Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) said that they will put a limit on the number of transport network vehicle services (TNVS) units plying Metro Manila and nearby provinces. LTFRB believed that not all of the 125,000 registered drivers were active, thus resulting them to cap the TNVS units. Based on the agency's Memorandum Circular No. The policy on a common supply base for TNVs was envisioned to create a distinct denomination for this type of public transport service and not defined by the individual business models of the TNCs, thus giving the Board a more focused regulatory function on such service. Read more in our articles including "LOOK: LTFRB's design of TNVs' stickers" and "LTFRB to limit Uber and Grab vehicles to 45,000".
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Jan 3, 2026LTFRB releases design of TNVS vehicle stickers | via @jacquemanabat pic.twitter.com/ci23wmp8t3 — ABS-CBN News Channel (@ANCALERTS) January 15, 2018 The agency will now pass this to Transport Network Companies (TNC) Uber, Grab, and others for printing and distribution among partner drivers. Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) said that they will put a limit on the number of transport network vehicle services (TNVS) units plying Metro Manila and nearby provinces.
LTFRB believed that not all of the 125,000 registered drivers were active, thus resulting them to cap the TNVS units. Based on the agency's Memorandum Circular No. The policy on a common supply base for TNVs was envisioned to create a distinct denomination for this type of public transport service and not defined by the individual business models of the TNCs, thus giving the Board a more focused regulatory function on such service.
Our coverage of tnvs sticker includes: "LOOK: LTFRB's design of TNVs' stickers"; "LTFRB to limit Uber and Grab vehicles to 45,000"; "DOTr’s MRT-3 50% fare discount now accessible via GCash". Each article provides unique insights and information.