Angkasangga Calls for National Transport Plan to Protect Motorcycle Riders’ Rights
Motorcycle Riders Call for Nationwide Transport Plan at LTO Consultation
Quezon City,Philippines – motorcycle riders across the country are calling for a comprehensive national transport plan that addresses their unique needs and challenges. This call came during a Land Transportation Office (LTO) public consultation on Administrative Order VDM 2024-46,organized by Angkas CEO and party-list nominee George Royeca.
Over 100 transport leaders and stakeholders from various regions gathered at the LTO main office to discuss the new policy’s impact on the sector, especially motorcycle owners. While acknowledging the LTO’s efforts to improve clarity and safety in vehicle ownership transfers, Royeca emphasized the need for equitable policies that consider the realities faced by riders, especially those who rely on motorcycles for their livelihood.
“We must ensure that the implementation of AO-VDM 2024-46 is both just and practical for all stakeholders,” Royeca stated. “this will encourage compliance, especially for those who depend on motorcycles for their daily income.”
Assistant Secretary Vigor Mendoza II,who led the consultation,stressed the importance of stakeholder engagement in crafting effective and fair policies.
The event highlighted Angkasangga’s commitment to fostering public-private partnerships to address systemic challenges within the transportation sector. Royeca reiterated their willingness to collaborate with the LTO, the Department of Transportation (DOTr), and the government to create solutions that benefit both motorcycle riders and the wider public.
“We are ready to work together to create a safer and more efficient transport system for all Filipinos,” he said.
The consultation served as a platform for open dialog and collaboration, underscoring the need for a nationwide transport plan that recognizes the vital role motorcycle riders play in the country’s transportation landscape.
Motorcycle Riders Demand nationwide Transport plan in LTO Consultation
Quezon City, Philippines – Motorcycle riders nationwide are urging for a extensive national transport plan that acknowledges thier unique needs and challenges. This demand surfaced during a Land Transportation Office (LTO) public consultation on Administrative Order VDM 2024-46, spearheaded by Angkas CEO and party-list nominee George Royeca.
over 100 transport leaders and stakeholders from various regions congregated at the LTO main office to discuss the new policy’s implications for the sector, especially motorcycle owners. While commending the LTO’s efforts to enhance clarity and safety in vehicle ownership transfers, Royeca emphasized the need for equitable policies that consider the realities faced by riders, particularly those reliant on motorcycles for their livelihoods.
“We must ensure that the implementation of AO-VDM 2024-46 is both just and practical for all stakeholders,” stated royeca. “This will encourage compliance, especially for those who depend on motorcycles for their daily income.”
Assistant Secretary Vigor Mendoza II, who oversaw the consultation, underscored the significance of stakeholder engagement in crafting effective and fair policies.
The event highlighted angkas’s dedication to fostering public-private partnerships to address systemic challenges within the transportation sector. Royeca reiterated their willingness to collaborate with the LTO, the Department of Transportation (DOTr), and the government to create solutions that benefit both motorcycle riders and the broader public.
“We are ready to work together to create a safer and more efficient transport system for all Filipinos,” he said.
The consultation served as a platform for open dialog and collaboration, emphasizing the necessity for a nationwide transport plan recognizing the crucial role motorcycle riders play in the country’s transportation landscape.