The Metro Manila Council, a policy-making body led by the capital region’s 17 mayors, approved on Wednesday the adoption of a single ticketing system for traffic violations. READ:
PHILIPPINE STAR/EDD GUMBANs 17 mayors, approved on Wednesday the adoption of a single ticketing system for traffic violations.
The Metro Manila Development Authority , which implements metro-wide services and policies, said the standardized fines and penalties will be endorsed to the Land Transportation Office and local councils for adoption.
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