President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered the suspension of the unauthorized collection of 'pass-through fees' on vehicles transporting goods, Malacañang
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered the suspension of the unauthorized collection of “pass-through fees” on vehicles transporting goods, Malacañang said on Friday.
“In the interest of public welfare, all LGUs are further strongly urged to suspend or discontinue the collection of fees such as, but not limited to, sticker fees, discharging fees, delivery fees, market fees, toll fees, entry fees, or Mayor’s Permit fees, that are imposed upon all motor vehicles transporting goods and passing through any local public roads constructed and funded by said LGUs,” the EO read.
The EO covers sticker fees, discharging fees, delivery fees, market fees, toll fees, entry fees, and Mayor’s Permit fees. The EO said the unauthorized imposition of toll fees has a “significant impact” on transportation and logistics costs which consumers often shoulder.
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