Showing results for "No Contact Apprehension rule"
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EDSA’s new odd-even rule is coming—Here’s what you should know / News
EDSA will go through repairs starting June 13, and with that comes new traffic rules for private cars, motorcycles, trucks, and buses. Drivers are being asked to prepare early as the governm...
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SC partially lifts TRO on no-contact apprehension, to resume on May 26, 2025 / News
Heads up! The TRO on the NCAP is partially lifted and will be enforced on May 26, 2025 on major Metro Manila roads.
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5 Tips to Maximize Fuel Efficiency / Featured Article
Less visit to the gas station awaits those who will follow these wise practices.
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The MG One: The One crossover to rule them all? / Review
With the MG One already a favorite among crossover enthusiasts, it’s time to see if it lives up to the hype. Offering both standard and Lux models, it promises something for everyone.
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2024 MG One Review | Is This The One? / Video Review
Is this the one MG for you? The MG One is here on AutoDeal for a Behind the Wheel review. With its turbocharged gasoline engine and a bunch of features to go with it, the MG One brings a lot...
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Isuzu Philippines issues recall for select 2020 to 2022 mu-Xs and D-MAXes / News
A total of 2,273 units of the Isuzu mu-X and D-MAX produced from 2020 to 2022 were affected here in the Philippines.
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The Metro Manila Traffic Code of 2023 to likely bring back the NCAP by April / News
The NCAP is coming back, now with a centralized ticketing system across all cities in Metro Manila.
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The Supreme Court has temporarily suspended the NCAP / News
The high court set the petitions filed by transport groups and a lawyer for oral arguments on January 24, 2023.
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MMDA suspends number coding for PUVs / News
The MMDA is also looking hard at the no-contact apprehension program, but that remains enforced as of now.
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The LTO will continue to develop the No Contact Apprehension Program (NCAP) / News
The NCAP will get better, as stated by the Land Transportation Office (LTO) with a technical working group has been formed.
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What to do when contesting a No Contact Apprehension Notice / Tips & Advice
Here’s a quick guide on how to contest a No Contact Apprehension Notice of Violation specific per city.
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Quezon City to fully implement its no contact apprehension program / News
No-contact apprehension is set to fully go live in Quezon City as the local government has finished with its trial run.
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LTO: ID and contact details are now needed when you first register your new car / News
The addition of contact information to your car’s registration was done as part of the government agency’s migration to its new LTMS system.
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MMDA to intensify no-contact apprehension policy in EDSA / News
Under Alert Level 1, traffic in Metro Manila is seen to increase, perhaps even to pre-pandemic levels.
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Right turn on red: when and when not to? / Featured Article
Confused about the 'right turn on red' rule? Here’s everything you need to know.
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MMDA clarifies fake advisory about no-contact apprehension taking effect on Nov 15 / News
The government agency has released a statement on the issue clarifying the misinformation in the fake advisory.
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Will I get in trouble for swerving? / Tips & Advice
Swerving has a controversial history in the Philippines, and motorists would do well to know the truth about it.
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Quezon City to implement the no-contact apprehension program / News
No exact implementation date was mentioned by the LGU just yet.
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Motorists driving along Manila can track their traffic violations online / News
Just enter your plate number on the LGU’s official website.
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Tire companies want to change the 5-year maximum tire age rule by the MVIS / News
The Tire Importers and Traders Association of the Philippines says that with new technology, a tire can still be safely used after it reaches the 5-year mark.
