President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s State of the Nation Address (SONA) in 2026 drew mixed reactions from workers, particularly tricycle drivers who highlighted key concerns.

The drivers emphasized their desire for concrete plans to address transportation sector challenges, including lowering petrol prices amid looming hikes.

While some welcomed Marcos' announcement to remove the systems loss charge in the energy bill and his mention of legal action against former speaker Martin Romualdez over the flood control scam, others felt corruption issues remained unaddressed.The drivers also expressed frustration over not receiving aid under the Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situations program.

Meanwhile, a medical marijuana legalization group urged Marcos to include their cause in legislative priorities, citing scientific evidence supporting its use for patients.

Despite some satisfaction with specific policies, many workers called for stronger anti-corruption measures, reflecting broader public discontent with unresolved issues in the administration.