MANILA, Philippines – Sixteen tricycles operating in Manila were ordered impounded on Monday after their drivers were accused of overcharging commuters and violating physical distancing protocols placed to prevent the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), among others. “So I hope you have learned your lesson, you tricycle drivers, sidecar boys. “You should be thankful,” Moreno said. That is why pedicab drivers, tricycle drivers should be thankful — because if you didn’t have any income before, at least now you have something.”He stressed that the minimum charge is P20 and P5 for every 500 meters over. According to the mayor, the move against abusive tricycle drivers was launched after concerned citizens complained of being charge a high fare.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer June 08, 2020 15:45 UTC