According to MMDA Acting Chairperson Atty. Don Artes, only Manila and Caloocan are currently imposing pass-through fees.
Interior Sec. Benhur Abalos is optimistic that prices of basic commodities will decrease in NCR, following the Metro Manila Council's MMDA Resolution 23-15 s. 2023 declaring a moratorium on the collection of pass-through fees on national roads.
Existing ordinances of LGUs on the collection of fees will also be suspended or repealed, in accordance with the resolution, which he says was unanimously approved by the council, MMC President San Juan Mayor Francis Zamora said. Artes said the nature of collection may be monthly or annually, and is being paid for by operators or drivers of the vehicles.
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