Manila Bulletin
Taguig rolls out rules on use of motorcycles, bikes, and e-bikes this MECQ
Taguig City has released transportation guidelines effective Saturday under the modified enhanced community quarantine (MECQ).
Individuals going to work or buying essential goods are permitted to use motorcycles, bicycles, and e-bikes, but only with a single occupant and mandatory protective gear including face masks.
Companies operating during MECQ can utilize shuttle services for their employees, requiring them to maintain a passenger manifest for contact tracing.
Certain individuals, including those below 21, over 60, immunocompromised, and pregnant women, are prohibited from using shuttle services unless their work is essential under MECQ.
Buses, jeeps, TNVS, taxis, and railways are still not allowed to operate within the city.
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