The MMDA Single Ticketing System (STS) is a centralized method of enforcing traffic laws in all major, secondary, and other roads within Metro Manila, aiming to standardize fines and penalties while enhancing overall traffic management in the region. Through the Metro Manila Traffic Code of 2023, it streamlines enforcement efforts … Read more
The MMDA Motorcycle Riding Academy is a transformative experience designed by the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) to offer participants the opportunity to enhance their motorcycle riding skills and deepen their understanding of local road safety principles. With expert instruction, comprehensive curriculum, and a commitment to promoting responsible riding behavior, … Read more
The Anti-Littering Law in Metro Manila aims to curb littering, improper waste disposal, and other activities detrimental to public cleanliness. Enforced by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA), it imposes fines and penalties on violators to promote a cleaner and more hygienic environment in the metropolitan area. Understanding the Anti-Littering … Read more
As much as possible, it is best to be careful and avoid accidents. But accidents do happen despite our best efforts, so if you ever find yourself in a vehicular accident, make sure you prioritize safety by moving vehicles to a safe location, checking for injuries, and alerting authorities. Collecting … Read more
Towing and impounding operations in Metro Manila are governed by strict regulations set forth by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA), ensuring the orderly management of stalled and illegally parked vehicles to maintain smooth traffic flow and road safety. Motorists are advised to familiarize themselves with these guidelines to avoid … Read more
In the Philippines, the process of requesting inspection of public utility vehicle units and obtaining MVIR from the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) is an important part of public land transport regulation. It is particularly important when the operators need to file petitions such as dropping and substitution … Read more
Changing the surname to reflect a change in civil status is one of the most basic procedures for keeping records updated. The same is true for records of public utility vehicle (PUV) operators with valid Certificate of Public Convenience (CPC) at the Land Transportation and Franchising Regulatory Board (LTFRB). It … Read more
Surrendering plates of PUV units to regulatory authorities like the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) or the Land Transportation Office (LTO) is a necessary procedure if a PUV operator wants to drop or substitute units from public service legally. It is a particularly important procedure as it helps … Read more
Advertising on public utility vehicles (PUVs) such as jeepneys, buses, and taxis is a common practice as they have long become prime advertising spaces, offering businesses a way to reach a wider audience. This offers an additional revenue stream to operators as well, so it is allowed provided that the … Read more
In an effort to stop PUV operators who are holders of valid Certificate of Public Convenience (CPC) from capriciously changing the engines of their unit/s int a new engine without informing the Land Transportation and Franchising Regulatory Board (LTFRB) the agency has mandated the need to file a Petition for … Read more