Classification of Vans and Wagons as PUJ

Classification of Vans and Wagons as PUJ

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Title Supreme Court: Classification of Vans and Wagons as PUJ

Law: Ltfrb Memorandum Circular No. 98-023

Decision Date: Jul 21, 1998

Vans and station wagons can now apply for franchise under the Public Utility Jeepney category, provided they meet a minimum seating capacity of twelve passengers, as mandated by the LTFRB.

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Effectivity

The circular takes effect immediately upon issuance.

Basis and implementing reference

The LTFRB issues the circular for the information and guidance of all concerned in accordance with the Memorandum dated 25 March 1998 of DOTC Undersecretary Primitivo C. Cal.

Purpose and coverage rule

The circular classifies vans or station wagons as eligible for franchise application under the Public Utility Jeepney (PUJ) category.
Vans or station wagons are considered for PUJ franchise application when they meet the seating-capacity requirement.

Minimum seating capacity requirement

Vans or station wagons must observe a minimum seating capacity of twelve (12) passengers, excluding driver.
The PUJ franchise application classification depends on compliance with the 12-passenger minimum requirement.

Franchise application category consequence

Vans or station wagons that comply with the seating-capacity requirement may be treated as PUJ for purposes of filing a franchise application.

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