The LTFRB finally lifted Uber’s suspension after the ridesharing company paid a P190-million fine. (We want to know how they came up with that amount.) Of course, collective cheers were seen on social media after the 15-day hiatus ended. We could finally go home with ease—if there was no surge that is.
https://twitter.com/Uber_PH/status/902464007344275458
Netizens happily shared screenshots of their app to welcome Uber back. (Yes, including us.)
#UBER is sooo back! #UberOn #UBERisBACK pic.twitter.com/eBM9nL3oc0
— Red (@ja_D_red) August 29, 2017
Finally!!! #UberOn pic.twitter.com/yhEg29snpU
— Quinn Mazikeen (@janlee12k) August 29, 2017
Many posted how they got home fast and safe when they used Uber again.
Happy that Uber is back, home and hassle free booking at a reasonable price #UberOn
— Nona Gonzaga 🌸 (@nonagon16) August 29, 2017
https://twitter.com/lhenngwapa/status/902579440621727744
There were also cute exchanges between riders and drivers.
Kulang pa ba yung 190M, LTFRB?
Rakenrol to da world, olrayt!#UberOn #UberIsBack #UberStories pic.twitter.com/zHIonc3PKC— Inna Morata (@____innamorata) August 29, 2017
https://twitter.com/ReverseTheLeon/status/902516117788172289
https://twitter.com/mattlazaro/status/902673775417712642
https://twitter.com/Jayveegat/status/902673077892399104
Of course, we can’t forget the witty song references.
It must have been #grab but its #UBER now 🎵🎶 #UberOn #UberLangAngBumabalik
— Jan-C Raz (@superjanc) August 29, 2017
2 weeks ago: but it's UBER now, grab car and take a bow 🎼
today: and now we're starting UBER again 🎶#UberOn
— Sir Nic ⚡ (@shinichi25007) August 29, 2017
Meanwhile, Saab Magalona also suggested something that can improve the rider’s experience.
More chances of 5-star ratings!⭐️
— Saab (@saabmagalona) August 29, 2017
You get the picture: Everyone’s elated to finally use Uber again to get around. Yay for more options and easy bookings! Again, welcome back!
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