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LTFRB tells U-Hop to stop accepting new drivers
LTFRB tells U-Hop to stop accepting new drivers
ABS-CBN News
Published Oct 09, 2017 05:38 PM PHT
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Updated Oct 09, 2017 06:17 PM PHT

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LTFRB ORDERS U-HOP TO CEASE & DESIST (1/5) pic.twitter.com/Sc1isMBPb6
— Official LTFRB (@LTFRB) October 9, 2017
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— Official LTFRB (@LTFRB) October 9, 2017
LTFRB ORDERS U-HOP TO CEASE & DESIST (1/5) pic.twitter.com/Sc1isMBPb6
MANILA - Transport regulators ordered new ride-sharing service U-Hop on Monday to stop accepting new applications and activating new drivers.
MANILA - Transport regulators ordered new ride-sharing service U-Hop on Monday to stop accepting new applications and activating new drivers.
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board said it had not lifted the July 11 suspension on new applications for transport network vehicle services.
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board said it had not lifted the July 11 suspension on new applications for transport network vehicle services.
The agency also ordered U-Hop to stop using the LTFRB logo on its certificates of accreditation without the office's permission.
The agency also ordered U-Hop to stop using the LTFRB logo on its certificates of accreditation without the office's permission.
Last July, the LTFRB fined ride-sharing services grab and Uber P5 million each for violating the terms of their accrediation.
Last July, the LTFRB fined ride-sharing services grab and Uber P5 million each for violating the terms of their accrediation.
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In August, the regulator also slapped Uber a P190 million fine.
In August, the regulator also slapped Uber a P190 million fine.
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