LIVE: Motorcycle Taxi Issues: Capping, Riders’ Welfare, Safety & Industry Future

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LIVE PRESS CONFERENCE: Motorcycle Taxi Issues, Capping, Riders’ Welfare, Safety and the Future of the Industry.

The motorcycle taxi sector faces continuing concerns over rider safety, passenger protection, industry regulation, and the proposed capping of motorcycle taxi operations. The press conference will also tackle the distinction between legitimate riders and so-called “ghost riders,” the importance of proper LTFRB registration, and measures needed to make motorcycle taxi services safer and more sustainable.

Featuring Jayson Luna, Co-Convenor of Motorcycle Rider, and Ronald Gustilo, National Campaigner for Digital Pinoy.

August 10, 2026 | 9:30 AM–11:00 AM
Max’s Restaurant Quezon Avenue, 1407 Quezon Avenue, West Triangle, NCR

Motorcycle Taxi | Motorcycle Taxi Capping | Riders’ Welfare | LTFRB | Motorcycle Safety | Ghost Riders | Transportation | Motorcycle Taxi Regulation | Road Safety

#MotorcycleTaxi #LTFRB #RidersWelfare #RoadSafety #MotorcycleRiders #MotorcycleTaxiIssues 


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