The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) Cordillera Administrative Region has acknowledged that higher jeepney fares are already being charged in some areas through voluntary and provisional arrangements between drivers and passengers, as rising fuel prices continue to affect public transport operations.
While the official base fare remains at ₱13, the agency admitted it is “constrained to accept” these temporary arrangements on the ground.
In its statement, the LTFRB said it is constrained to accept interim, necessity-driven measures at the local level.
This means:
Despite this, the LTFRB clarified that:
There is still no formal fare increase policy in place.
On the ground, the impact is already being felt:
These arrangements vary depending on location and demand.
The LTFRB’s position reflects the growing pressure on the transport sector.
By stating it is “constrained to accept” these conditions, the agency effectively acknowledges that:
₱13 remains the official fare.
However, as fuel prices rise and jeepney supply drops, the LTFRB has acknowledged and is temporarily accepting higher fares already happening on the ground.
This website uses cookies.