The management of Uber vowed on Wednesday to exhaust all legal means available for their drivers to ply the roads again after the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) suspended the ride-hailing firm’s operation for 30 days. READ: Poe holds closed-door meeting with LTFRB, Uber execsADVERTISEMENTUber regional general manager Mike Brown assured drivers and riders that the Uber management will act as “as fast as (they) can” for the firm to resume its operations. “Our business doesn’t exist without the drivers and riders. “That’s our number one priority and for the citizens who use Uber every day,” said Brown, who represented Uber during a meeting with the LTFRB at the Senate. The Uber then committed to pay a fine worth “millions of pesos” to the LTFRB.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer August 16, 2017 09:56 UTC