Councilor Harold Kendrick Go proposes an ordinance to ban tinted windows on all Cebu City government vehicles to ensure transparency and prevent misuse of public funds. Non-compliant vehicles risk losing fuel and maintenance support.
Cebu City Councilor Harold Kendrick Go proposes an ordinance requiring clear windows on all city and barangay vehicles to promote transparency. Non-compliance could cut off fuel and maintenance funds.
The Lanao del Norte Police Provincial Office enhances community safety with four new patrol vehicles distributed to key stations. This move aims to improve response times and police visibility.
Clark International Airport Corporation leads as the first gov't agency in Clark Freeport to adopt EVs, supporting EVIDA law and national goals for sustainable transport. Read more.
PRO-7 Director PBGen Redrico Maranan turns over 11 Toyota Hilux units and gear to CCPO, prioritizing Cebu City's security for Sinulog 2026 and the ASEAN Summit. Mayor Archival pledges additional support.
Cebu provincial government cancels P150M Capitol relocation to Balamban due to land ownership issues. Funds may be realigned for an innovation hub or government center. Governor prioritizes renovating the existing complex.
A former lawyer reveals systemic corruption in DepEd hiring and promotions, detailing demands for cash bribes and 'special services' from applicants and teachers seeking advancement.
PNP Acting Chief Nartatez asserts the operation confiscating 34 luxury vehicles from former Rep. Zaldy Co was lawful. The cars are part of a flood control fund probe. Read the full details.
Authorities seize P145 million in luxury vehicles from companies tied to ex-Rep Zaldy Co amid a flood control project probe. Details on the raid and the ongoing investigation.
Cebu's P11.9 billion 2026 budget faces delay as lawmakers reopen it for changes to meet national rules. Key allocations for disaster aid and tourism are adjusted. Read the full story.
In Manila, Cebu, and Davao, commuters face long journeys, mixing jeepneys, tricycles, and taxis. Discover how electric vehicles and public sentiment are shaping the future of daily travel. Read more.
Metro Cebu's taxi modernization sparks a conflict between local operators and a Vietnamese EV firm. Will the city's green future leave its long-standing drivers behind? Read the full story.
Davao's City Council passes a resolution demanding a full study on EV taxi operations, citing lack of local consultation. Learn about the traffic, economic, and regulatory concerns raised.
Cebu's Provincial Government will hold a crucial consultation on electric vehicle implementation on Jan 5, 2026. Join the live-stream to shape the province's sustainable transport future.
Explore how Metro Manila, Cebu, and Davao residents navigate daily travel gaps. With 70% using multiple transport modes, discover the shift towards comfort and reliability.
Driving electric vehicles in New Clark City will be easier as BCDA and ACMobility partner to install EV charging stations. This supports sustainable development goals.
A new APEC report warns electricity demand in Asia-Pacific could soar 96% by 2060, driven by EVs and data centers. See the massive investment needed for the energy transition.
The Pampanga Provincial Government received GSIS recognition for slashing unpaid premiums by over ₱5.6 million. This ensures uninterrupted benefits for employees and strengthens public trust. Read about the key agencies cited.
Cebu Governor Pamela Baricuatro opposes granting 600 EV taxi permits, citing fairness for existing operators. The debate highlights the need for a just green transition in transport.
The Davao City Government has turned over 35 new vehicles worth P77 million to the local police, enhancing visibility and response times for public safety across the city.
Regular employees of Cebu Province will receive up to P55,000 in holiday incentives, while Mandaue City approves a P5,000 SRI. Learn the details and release dates here.
Metro Cebu faces severe holiday gridlock with up to 100,000 vehicles. Authorities clear roads and adjust schedules for Misa de Gallo. Plan your trips wisely.
The LTFRB announces no fare increase for traditional and modern jeepneys following a significant diesel price rollback. Officials cite economic recovery and inflation concerns. Read the full story.
Two more luxury vehicles owned by contractors Curlee and Sarah Discaya were auctioned for nearly P9.5 million. Read the latest on the BOC's asset recovery efforts.
The Commission on Audit questions P6.8 million in Cebu Province's 2024 foreign travel expenses, citing missing docs and procurement violations. Read the full report.
The surge of unregistered e-bikes and e-trikes on Philippine roads demands urgent LTO action. Outdated laws and regulatory confusion fuel safety risks and unfair competition. Read more.
Mandaue City Hall confirms release of year-end bonuses for regular employees. Performance incentives & differentials for JO workers, BHWs pending council approval. Read more.
Governor Lala Taliño-Mendoza leads the turnover of 100 Serbisyong Totoo Rescue Vehicles to boost emergency response in remote barangays of North Cotabato. Read about this P90M initiative.
The LTO announces a ban on light electric vehicles on national highways starting Dec 1, 2025, with impounding operations to begin January 2, 2026. Learn the new rules.
PCSO boosts emergency medical care, donating 10 vehicles to reach 99% national coverage. The program aims for 100% coverage by year-end. Read more about this vital initiative.