The Boracay Land Transportation Multi Purpose Cooperative
(BLTMPC) is ready to discipline if there is reported breaking of rule or if
unsatisfactory service is rendered by a tricycle driver in Boracay Island.
According to the BLTMPC Manager Ryan Tubi, this includes
choosing passengers, overloading, not letting students from Boracay get a ride,
not wearing the correct uniform and other violations.
Tubi revealed that there have been instances wherein drivers
and operators of the cooperative have been penalized or suspended after
complaints were made and the complaints were confirmed in the cooperative’s
investigation.
He added that many have been given warnings to be reminded
of the correct service and how to follow the cooperative’s rules.
Meanwhile, it was made clear by Tubi that only six (6)
persons are allowed to ride a tricycle from the designated tricycle queue area
to avoid overloading. This consists of two (2) passengers in front, three (3)
passengers at the back and one (1) on the back ride.
The statement was made by Tubi following an observation that
there are some tricycles carrying more than six (6) passengers. Upon reaching
Manoc-Manoc at the area where there is higher road level, if the tricycle could
not carry the load, passengers are told to alight to push the tricycle.
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