Manila: The Philippines government appears powerless in forcing motor tricycles to follow the law, as more of them continue to use the highways despite safety regulations restricting them to inner ...

Over 20,000 motor vehicles with expired registration documents were apprehended in July, according to the Land Transportation ...

Over 20,000 motor vehicles with expired registration were apprehended in July, according to the Land Transportation Office ...

In the Philippines alone, there are 2.2 million tricycles. Neighboring countries like Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia have more than 10 million tricycles contaminating the air.

Along with jeepneys, motorised tricycles are a quintessential part of Filipino life. They ply both rural and urban roads in the archipelago, and are reminiscent of the auto-rickshaws or tuk-tuks in ...

Manila - The Philippines is to roll out 100,000 electric tricycles in an effort to replace the petrol-powered ones that currently ply its cities, one of the project's financiers said on Tuesday.

Tricycle bayads (fares) are best negotiated up front and range from 20 to 50 pesos (AU$0.50 to $1.20) per trip depending upon the distance to be traveled and what the driver thinks he can get.

They kicked off the service in central Manila, beginning with 40 tricycles. For this year, the duo plan to offer loans for up to 100 vehicles a month.