Angkas CEO George Royeca personally visited Cainta mayor Elenita Nieto to apologize for a traffic jam caused by a convoy of Angkas riders last Tuesday. The incident, which was captured on video and circulated on social media, prompted the mayor to sanction the motorcycle-taxi company. Royeca accepted responsibility for the convoy and promised to pay the fines incurred by each rider, stressing the importance of using this as a learning opportunity to improve road safety for the public.
Angkas CEO George Royeca personally visited the office of Cainta mayor Elenita Nieto to apologize for a traffic jam created by a convoy of Angkas riders last Tuesday, February 3. A video of the convoy and subsequent traffic jam circulated social media, which prompted Nieto to take action.
Cainta’s mayor then sanctioned the motorcycle-taxi company, while citing community service as an additional penalty for the inconvenience its riders created. Royeca quickly took responsibility for the convoy and apologized for the trouble.Should the EDSA Busway be removed? DOTr reacts to DILG, MMDA suggestionAdditionally, Royeca promised to go to the Land Transportation Office himself and pay the fines ensued by each rider.
“To the hardworking Angkas bikers at sa mga ka-gulong who uphold discipline and professionalism every day—pasensya na po at nadamay kayo,” said Royeca. “I know how dedicated you are, and I owe it to you, and to the public to restore your trust.”Nieto accepted Royeca’s apology and expressed appreciation for his accountability. Acknowledging that accountability is a two-way street, Nieto also promised to ensure that Angkas riders in Cainta will be compliant with road etiquette and traffic rules.
“Indeed, there are no mistakes if lessons are learned, and this case is no exception,” said Nieto. “We accept their apology, and hope that every rider takes this as a learning experience. We will also ensure they follow through on their promise to serve the community.” See Also Read Next Variants, prices, specs: Everything you need to know about the 2025 Kia Sorento Turbo Hybrid View other articles about:
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