BBM urged: Don't penalize motorists over RFID
The Philippine Star|August 26, 2024
Organized labor yesterday called for the scrapping of the new policy penalizing motorists without radio frequency identification or those with insufficient load in their RFIDs.
MAYEN JAYMALIN

The Federation of Free Workers (FFW) asked President Marcos to order the Toll Regulatory Board (TRB) to scrap its joint memorandum order on such policy with the Department of Transportation and Land Transportation Office that shall take effect on Aug. 31.

FFW president Sonny Matula said the law is discriminatory and could lead to legal consequences.

Matula explained that the memorandum amends existing laws on legal tender and disregards the integrity and reliability of the money system.

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