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San Fernando City, La Union tricycle fares. Check before you ride, so you pay what’s fair.
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Kung naniniwala kang nasobrahan ang singil o may paglabag sa itinakdang pamasahe, maaari kang magsumite ng reklamo sa:
Ang iyong ulat ay makatutulong upang maimbestigahan ang insidente at, kung mapatutunayang may paglabag, maipatupad ang kaukulang aksyon at multa alinsunod sa umiiral na ordinansa.
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If you think you were overcharged, or the driver broke the posted fare, you can file a complaint with the Public Assistance Desk Unit (PADU) at the Office for Public Safety, 2nd floor of the Marcos Building. Your report helps the city investigate and, if a violation is confirmed, enforce the action and fine set by the ordinance.
It helps to have these ready:
- The date, time and route of your trip
- How much you were asked to pay, and the fare on the matrix
- The tricycle’s plate or body number, if you can see it
Not sure how far? Find your stop in the fare matrix and tap its km.
Google Maps opens in a new tab. Note the distance it shows, then set it on the slider above.
They pay the concession fare on shared rides. Bring a valid ID.
Fare rates (from the city’s posted matrix)
Rates are saved on your device only.
Rates are based on the San Fernando City tricycle fare matrix (₱15 for the 1st km, +₱3 per km; concession ₱12, +₱2.50 per km). Fares can be updated by the city, so confirm with the posted matrix or your local government office. Extra charges for night rides, rain or heavy loads are up to what you and the driver agree on.
Tap a km marker to check that fare in the fare checker.
Source: City Government of San Fernando, La Union tricycle fare matrix (north, south, east and west routes). Always confirm with the posted fare matrix.