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Manila 3rd district Rep. Joel Chua has learned about the concerns motorcycle taxi riders and Tricycle Operator Driver Associations (TODAs) have on Grab Philippines' acquisition of accredited motorcycle taxi operator, MoveIt. The House of Representatives (Ellson Quismorio/ MANILA BULLETIN)

If this is a backdoor entry, then where is the front door?” riposted the “Move It” top executive.

An increase in fares for motorcycle taxis is not likely even as jeeney and bus fares will go up beginning Oct. 3.

IT is high time that government prioritize the passing of a law that will finally legalize motorcycle taxi services in the Philippines, representatives of civil society, the government, and an industry player said on Wednesday. During the Kapihan sa Manila Bay, The Passenger Forum Convener Primo Morillo and Infrawatch Convener…

Many in the transport industry appear to have been caught by surprise when Grab bought out two-wheel transport provider Move It.

Move It provides free rides for public school teachers Move It will be offering free motorcycle taxi rides for public school teachers and personnel in Makati, Taguig, Pateros, and Pasay. The free rides will initially run from 22 August until 30 September, during school days. Move It plans to off

(Screengrab from Grab Philippines) MANILA - Grab Philippines has launched a safety ambassador boot camp for at least 150 of its drivers and delivery partners as part of this year's observance of road safety month dubbed "Drive Safe: Kalsadang Ligtas, Happy Ang Lahat." Wayne Jacinto, head of the Grab Philippines driver operations, said the road safety education program could be beneficial to lessen the road-related accidents. "Being on the road is central to Grab's day-to-d...