The pilot run of the single ticketing system for traffic violations in a few Metro Manila cities have started early this week. ManilaBulletin
Aiming to guide the drivers who will be affected by the changes during the first roll out, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority shared what they need to know about the new ticketing system.
To begin, the number-coding scheme violation will have a fine of P500; while disregarding traffic signs, obstruction, overloading, and defective motor vehicle accessories will be fined P1,000. Meanwhile, failure to use seatbelt will have a fine of P1,000 , P2,000 , and P5,000 with one week suspension of driver’s license ; and so as driving without motorcycle helmet which has a fine of P1,500 , P3,000 , P5,000 , and P10,000 with confiscation of the driver’s license .
Anti-Distracted Driving Act or use of mobile communication devices and electronic entertainment gadgets while driving will also be fined P5,000 , P10,000 , P15,000 with suspension of driver’s license for three months , and P20,000 with revocation of license . Violation of Children’s Safety on Motorcycles Act is also fined for P3,000 , P5,000 , P10,000 with one-month suspension of driver’s license , and P10,000 and automatic revocation of driver’s license .In terms of implementation, the authorized persons to apprehend and issue tickets to drivers are deputized traffic personnel from the MMDA, Land Transportation Office , and local government units of Metro Manila.
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