Title
Display of Fare Matrix for Public Transport
Law
Ltfrb Memorandum Circular No. 90-020
Decision Date
Sep 21, 1990
Public land transportation operators and drivers are mandated to prominently display authorized fare matrices in their vehicles to ensure transparency and avoid disputes, with penalties for non-compliance escalating from fines to suspension of service.

Questions (LTFRB MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 90-020)

They must display, in a conspicuous place in their vehicles, the authorized fare matrix for the specific route granted to them.

To properly disseminate correct public land transportation fare rates and to avoid conflicts between passengers and drivers/conductors.

All public land transportation service operators and drivers.

The authorized fare matrix for the specific route granted to the operator.

It must be displayed in any conspicuous place of the vehicle.

A fine of P500.00 for the first offense.

A fine of P1,000.00 for the second offense.

Suspension of the authority of the concerned unit.

Yes. The penalties escalate from P500 (first) to P1,000 (second) and then to suspension of authority (third).

They are available in the LTFRB Central Office free of charge.

It took effect immediately.

It was adopted on 21 September 1990, indicated as “Adopted: 21 Sept. 1990.”

By ensuring passengers can see the authorized fare matrix, thereby preventing disagreements over correct fare rates.

It is an LTFRB Memorandum Circular that governs how public land transportation service operators and drivers must display authorized fare matrices and the penalties for non-compliance.

The directive to display the authorized fare matrix in a conspicuous place, and the succeeding penalty schedule for violations.

It refers to the specific operator/unit whose authority may be suspended due to repeated violations.


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