Here's where PUV drivers can use their fuel subsidy cards

Here's where PUV drivers can use their fuel subsidy cards

MANILA: The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has released the list of the fuel companies where public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers may use their Fuel Subsidy Cards (FSC).

KEY TAKEAWAYS

  • What documents do PUV drivers need to submit to obtain a Fuel Subsidy Card?

    PUV drivers must submit the following: one valid government-issued ID of the franchise holder; original copy of the LTO Official Receipt and Certificate of Registration if the vehicle is under bank ownership, original copy of Certificate of Public Convenience, or other proof of ownership of franchise; and signed Deed of Undertaking.
  • On which fuel stations may PUV drivers use their subsidy?

    PUV drivers may use their fuel subsidy in Caltex, Cleanfuel, Petron, Phoenix, Shell, PTT, Rephil, Seaoil, Total, and Unioil.
  • In a Facebook post, LTFRB announced that PUV drivers may use their subsidy in the stations under the following firms:

    • Caltex
    • Cleanfuel
    • Petron
    • Phoenix
    • Pilipinas Shell
    • PTT
    • Rephil
    • Seaoil
    • Total
    • Unioil

    In line with this, the LTFRB released the guidelines on PUV drivers obtain their FSC.

    PUV drivers may get their FSC by visiting their designated Landbank of the Philippines (LBP) branch and submitting the required documents. They must also submit the form with their personal information to their LTFRB Regional Office via email. LBP will then send an confirmation email on when the driver may claim their FSC.

    Hyundai HD50S Modern PUV Class 2 units of NOVADECI Transport Service Cooperative (NTSC)

    Last week, the Department of Budget and Management (DBM)  approved the release of P3 billion for the Fuel Subsidy Program (FSP).

    According to the Department of Transportation, around 1.36 million PUV drivers will receive subsidies under the program. Modern public utility jeepney and modern UV Express drivers will receive 10,000, while their operators will get P6,500. Meanwhile, tricycle drivers will receive P1,000 and delivery riders will get P1,200.

    DBM Secretary Amenah Pangandaman said that the funds were granted in accordance with the government's pledge to support the transport industry.

    Photos from Ruben Manahan IV and Hariphil Asia Resources Incorporated

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