QuestionsQuestions (LTFRB MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 2009-025)
To consolidate, amend, and modify prior LTFRB memoranda to reflect the intent of the AUV/Van Express Program, including required color scheme and vehicle markings, and to mandate enforcement nationwide.
It references DOTC Department Order No. 2004-52 and subsequent circulars/issuances related to the color scheme and markings.
Yes. The circular states that the “white” color scheme is mandatorily enforced nationwide.
It is a sufficient ground for recall/cancellation of the Franchise/CPC of the unit involved and for perpetual disqualification of the operator from applying for any PUV Franchise/CPC.
PUV Express units authorized under franchise granted from the effectivity of this memorandum circular, as well as AUV-Van Express/P2P/GT Express units already bearing previous required markings (with conditions).
“UV Express Service” (4 inches height) and “Authorized route” (2 inches in height).
“UV Express Service” (6.25 inches height) and “Authorized route” (2 inches in height).
Plate Number (4 inches height), Name of Operator (2 inches), Case Number (2 inches), and Authorized number of passengers (2 inches).
Operator’s contact number (2 inches) and the LTFRB hotline number (2 inches).
Yes. Units that already bear the previous required markings under the AUV-Van Express/P2P/GT Express Program are still considered as having complied.
They must be subject to inspection, and the new required markings must be complied with prior to confirmation (by year 2011).
A fine of Three Thousand Five Hundred Pesos (₱3,500.00) and non-confirmation of the subject unit until compliance.
The unit shall not be confirmed until it complies with the required markings.
It supersedes and amends all issuances inconsistent with it.
After fifteen (15) days from its publication in the Official Gazette or in a newspaper of general circulation in the Philippines.
Three (3) copies are directed to be submitted to the UP Law Center for record purposes, pursuant to Presidential Memorandum Circular No. 11 (Oct. 9, 1992).
It indicates nationwide applicability and that compliance is not optional; enforcement actions such as penalties and non-confirmation may be implemented across the Philippines.