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  1. Join Date
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    MANILA, Philippines - A taxi driver thought he got some luck after his passenger "agreed" to pay a pre-arranged fare amounting to P700 for a trip from the airport to Quezon City - until he realized who his passenger was.

    Radio dzBB reported that the cab driver - whose identity was withheld - instead lost his license and had his taxi unit impounded after the man whom he contracted for the exorbitant fare was Land Transportation Office (LTO) chief Alberto Suansing.

    Suansing said the taxi driver had charged him P700 from the airport to Quezon City, instead of using the taximeter. He said the driver had no idea who his passenger was, until he was told to enter the LTO compound in Quezon City.

    When the driver finally found out who his passenger was, Suansing had his driver's license canceled and his taxi unit impounded.

    Suansing said he will be conducting more surprise inspections in the coming weeks especially with the Christmas shopping season about to peak soon. - GMANews.TV
    at least may gumagawa ng matino sa LTO,, two thumbs up for you sir

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    magaling! pero dapat may kasama para pag dinirecho sa LTO office or sa presinto di na makapalag ang driver dahil syempre mababalita yan sa kapwa taxi drivers.

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    Hmmm...good job, Mr. Suansing!

    Mukhang low-profile lang siya ah. Imagine, walang bodyguards at walang sumundo sa kanya from the airport. A very rare sight among ranking public servants nowadays...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Galactus View Post
    Imagine, walang bodyguards at walang sumundo sa kanya from the airport.
    According to a similar report from the Philippine Star, Suansing went undercover on purpose to verify complaints that some cab drivers were charging exorbitant fares from provincial passengers.

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    digital na talaga karma ngayon...ang bilis!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Galactus View Post
    Hmmm...good job, Mr. Suansing!

    Mukhang low-profile lang siya ah. Imagine, walang bodyguards at walang sumundo sa kanya from the airport. A very rare sight among ranking public servants nowadays...

    Buong akala nya siguro, engot yung pasahero nya.

    Mukhang lasing at inaantok pa palagi............
    Last edited by chua_riwap; November 11th, 2008 at 03:45 AM.

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    Hah. Buti nga sa swapang na taxi driver na yan. Mabuhay ka Mr. Suansing! Sana pati department heads mo pag commute-in mo kahit twice a week.

    Kung mag isa ka lang kasi kahit araw arawin mo outnumbered ka pa din ng buwaya sa kalsada.

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    Sir dumami pa ang mahuli nyo pati na rin yung nangongotong

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    pero duda ko makakakuha pa ulit ng lisensya yung driver na yun.... marami pa ring nababayaran para makakuha ng "illegal" na lisensya eh...

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    Wow! Bravo to suansing.

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