Key Point 1: Photo: ACMobility ACMobility has partnered with Robinsons Land Corporation to...

Photo: ACMobility ACMobility has partnered with Robinsons Land Corporation to expand electric vehicle charging infrastructure across several Robinsons Land properties nationwide beginning this year.

Key Point 2: Related: ACMobility and Shell Partner up to expand EV Charging...

Related: ACMobility and Shell Partner up to expand EV Charging Network The partnership is part of Robinsons Land’s GoCharge EV charging initiative, with ACMobility set to provide EV charging infr...

Key Point 3: Under the agreement, ACMobility plans to install more than 200...

Under the agreement, ACMobility plans to install more than 200 charge points in Robinsons Land properties nationwide.

Key Point 4: “Through GoCharge and our partnership with ACMobility, we are helping...

“Through GoCharge and our partnership with ACMobility, we are helping make sustainable mobility more practical and within reach while creating long-term value across our properties.” The collab...

Key Point 5: As of April 2026, ACMobility said it has established EV...

As of April 2026, ACMobility said it has established EV charging infrastructure in more than 200 locations nationwide.

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LTFRB announces Php10 rollback in taxi flag-down rates

Louie Diangson March 7, 2015 · 1 min read

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The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has recently announced a Php10 rollback in the flag-down rates for taxis and airport taxis nationwide.

The rollback will be implemented starting on Monday, March 9, 2015. The new flag-down rates will be Php30 (from Php40) for regular taxis, and Php60 (from Php70) for airport taxis.

LTFRB Chairman Winston Ginez has clarified that the rollback is only provisional. Taxi meters will not be recalibrated and would still show a flag-down rate of Php40/Php70. Passengers should take note of the new rates while taxi drivers are advised to manually deduct Php10 from the total fare. Taxi drivers who fail to implement the rollback will be apprehended.

source: Gov.ph