27/09/2026
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Heads up, commuters!
Starting tomorrow, September 28, 2026, higher fares for several public utility vehicles (PUVs) will take effect nationwide following the approval of the Department of Transportation (DOTr) of the fare adjustments recommended by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB).
Hereβs a consolidated look at the new rates:
πΊ JEEPNEYS
β’ Traditional: β±14 for the first 4 km, +β±2 per succeeding km
β’ Modern: β±17 for the first 4 km, +β±2.40 per succeeding km
π METRO MANILA BUSES
β’ Ordinary: β±15 for the first 5 km, +β±2.49 per succeeding km
β’ Air-conditioned: β±18 for the first 5 km, +β±2.98 per succeeding km
β’ P2P buses: 15% increase based on the existing fare for each route
π PROVINCIAL BUSES
β’ Ordinary: β±12 for the first 5 km, +β±2.20 per succeeding km
β’ Air-conditioned: β±2.45 per km
β’ Deluxe: β±2.60 per km
β’ Super Deluxe: β±2.70 per km
β’ Luxury: β±3.35 per km
π TNVS
β’ Hatchback: β±55
β’ Sedan: β±65
β’ AUV/SUV: β±75
β’ Premium: β±165
β’ Pick-up fare: β±15 per km, no additional charge for less than 1 km
π AIRPORT TAXI
β’ β±115 for the first 500 meters
β’ Existing β±4 per 300m and per 2-minute charges remain unchanged.
The DOTr has directed the LTFRB to ensure that updated fare matrices are displayed inside vehicles before the new fares are collected. The mandatory fare discounts for students, senior citizens, and PWDs also remain applicable.
Source:
π ltfrb.gov.ph/fare-rates/
π ltfrb.gov.ph/fare-rates/
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