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CAUAYAN CITY, Isabela — Tricycle drivers and operators are bracing for reduced earnings as the city government moves to finalize an odd-even scheme, a proposal that has been met with lukewarm acceptance from the transport sector. Drivers said the plan, which will limit daily operations, can significantly decrease their already meager revenues. “It will mean less income for us. We might not be able to feed our families, and we’ll end up losing time waiting instead of earning,” said tricycle driver Jaime de la Cruz in an interview on Saturday, April 11. Another driver, Jun Apolonio, said the measure may […]... Keep on reading: Cauayan City trike drivers fear income cut amid proposed odd-even scheme
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