Bagong polisiya sa paggamit ng e-trike at e-bike, target ilabas ngayong buwan ng pamahalaan
Bagong polisiya sa paggamit ng e-trike at e-bike, target ilabas ngayong buwan ng pamahalaan
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00:00 Some government agencies have agreed to amend the law on the use of all types of electric motor vehicles.
00:10 Because of this, it is possible that this month,
00:12 e-trike and e-bike license must be registered and obtained.
00:18 The news set by Bernard Ferrer, live.
00:26 The government of the agency has agreed to regulate the use of e-vehicles or e-trikes in the main areas.
00:35 This was agreed by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority, Department of Transportation,
00:41 Land Transportation Office and Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board today.
00:47 According to MMDA Chairman Don Artes,
00:53 they have agreed to amend the LTO Administrative Order 2021-039
01:00 on the use of all types of electric motor vehicles.
01:04 This includes the registration of e-trike and e-bike,
01:08 as well as the license to those who drive them.
01:12 MMDA will consolidate the ordinances of the LGU
01:16 to make their actions proper.
01:19 This will not only be done in Metro Manila, but also in the whole country.
01:23 This is a matter of concern because this is used by the local government,
01:29 not just Barangay Road.
01:31 We can see that many are going viral.
01:34 In fact, there is one in Eslex.
01:38 Now, if an e-trike or e-bike runs less than 25 km/h,
01:44 it does not need to be registered in the LTO.
01:47 But maybe, according to the suggestions of the local government units,
01:51 we will take a second look on this.
01:53 The LDFRB is in charge of the increase of e-trike and e-bike,
01:59 especially because it affects the modernization of the transportation sector.
02:04 In this increase, it is hard for us to regulate.
02:11 First of all, there is no franchise, no license, no registration.
02:16 They are the ones who are stealing from the passengers of our legitimate public vehicles.
02:23 The target this month is to release the new policy
02:27 on the use of e-trike and e-bike in the main streets.
02:31 In Caloocan City, the local government registered 18,000 e-trikes.
02:37 The LTO is also coordinating with the distributors of e-bike and e-trike
02:42 and they approved the regulation of these.
02:46 Angelique, the MMDA will now carry out the ordination of the LGUs
02:51 on e-trike and e-bike while the new police is still waiting.
02:56 Angelique?
02:57 Yes, okay. So Bernard, aside from e-trike and e-bike, there is also e-scooter.
03:02 The one that is standing, right? The one that is used.
03:05 Is there something to talk about that needs to be registered?
03:08 Yes, Angelique, this is part of the discussion of the MMDA and other government agencies.
03:21 This is becoming a concern, especially when they pass through the main streets.
03:26 Especially if they don't have enough protective gear,
03:29 they become a threat to their fellow motorists. Angelique?
03:33 Okay, thank you very much, Bernard Ferrer.
03:36 I'm your host, Michelle Ocasio, Bernard Ferrer.