Just when we all had this bad experience from TNVS and Taxi drivers after the suspension order of the LTFRB to Uber, there are still great TNVS drivers out there willing to give you a great ride despite all the controversies.

Another ride-sharing app just launched its operations in the Philippines after the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board or commonly known as the LTFRB, suspends Uber for 30 days.

One of the reasons why most commuters prefer TNVS such as Grab and Uber is because of safety and assurance that they will be able to book a ride. With passengers who's routes are kilometers away and/or routes that have heavy traffic along the way leaves these taxi drivers no choice but to decline.

MANILA, Philippines - And when drivers who doesn't have discipline met their match, this is what happens.

Authorities are now taking cases regarding arrogant drivers seriously, thanks to netizens posting their reports on social media. With the technology that we have these days almost everyone has a mobile phone capable of taking pictures and record videos.

MANILA, Philippines - No parking slot, no problem! Just find the nearest PWD parking slot and occupy 2 slots of it! Don't want your beloved car to get scratched by those car doors opening beside you? No problem! Just occupy 2 parking slots by parking horizontally!

MANILA, Philippines - Are you an every day commuter who experience drivers asking for additional payment because your drop-off point is far or because of the heavy traffic along the way? Do you know that you can file cases against these kind of drivers?

MANILA, Philippines - The past few weeks, several netizens are posting reports about arrogant taxi drivers in which these drivers are even asking for additional payment due to traffic, long distance of drop-off point or just because. But one report alarmed the officials wherein a driver attacked his passenger with a samurai sword Wednesday night in Quezon City.

MANILA, Philippines - On Monday, December 7, jeepneys aged 15 years old and above will not be able to renew their franchises with the LTFRB. With that, a transport group is set to stage a Metro-wide strike on Monday.

MANILA, Philippines - Do you often see this signage on bus terminals? Are you willing to pay for 5 or 10 pesos for a filthy restroom? If call of nature strikes, then we have no choice but to pay. For every person paying 5-10 pesos a day, how much do they earn?