#Uber and LTFRB

After the announcing the one-month suspension order of LTFRB to Uber yesterday, the company has filed a motion for reconsideration and has resumed their service operations. After the Facebook post of LTFRB stating that all Transport Network Vehicle Service (TVNS) of Uber shall be suspended for 1 month, Uber has stated in their facebook post that its services will resume until the motion is resolved. Update as of 8/15/2017: Uber's Motion for Reconsideration has been denied by LTFRB. The Philippines is among the first countries in the world to legalize and create specific regulations for ride-sharing services like Uber. Here are the list of guidelines and accreditation requirements for the likes of Uber. security and regulation (see our story "The Uber Case: In defense of LTFRB"). Uber is in a hot seat again as the Land Transporation Franchising and Regulatory Board calls out their new services to be "colorum". The LTFRB warns the public about the upcoming UberMOTO in Cebu and the new UberXL in Manila. Read more in our articles including "Breaking: Uber files motion for reconsideration with LTFRB, resumes operation today" and "Uber PH introduces their newest ridesharing feature — uberPOOL".