A Fortuner that has partnered with Uber, a ride-sharing service, fell a sting operation conducted by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board in Manila, and was fined P200,000, and may be impounded for 3 months. The regulator said the car did not have a franchise to operate as public vehicle, and announced that it would go after other ride-sharing services. Netizens were furious, slamming the LTFRB for picking on cars that serve commuters well instead of going after abusive taxis that hold franchises.
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