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[Title] => MMDA to lift coding as early as tomorrow
[Summary] => The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) is expected to officially announce the lifting of the Unified Vehicle Volume Reduction Program (UVVRP) tomorrow (Wednesday).
The number coding scheme will remain suspended stay until classes for all levels resume in June.
"In principle, there was no opposition among our local chief executives so the suspension might begin as early as Wednesday," MMDA Deputy Chairman Cesar Lacuna told The Star.
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[Title] => Coding stays in Makati
[Summary] => Even as the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has announced that the Unified Vehicle Volume Reduction Program (UVVRP) will be lifted during the summer months, Makati City will not lift its own number coding scheme.
"We don’t think it’s possible to do that here. It’s very unlikely," Department of Public Safety (DPS) chief Herminigildo San Miguel told The Star yesterday.
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[Title] => Makati to motorists: Arrest MMDA traffic enforcers
[Summary] => A week after ordering law enforcers to arrest all Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) personnel issuing tickets to traffic violators,
Makati City Hall is now urging motorists make arrests themselves by invoking their power to do so as citizens.
Makati’s Department of Public Safety (DPS) said drivers who are issued Traffic Violation Receipts (TVRs) by MMDA traffic enforcers and aides can report those who accosted them.
DPS chief Herminigildo San Miguel said the city government will then be the one to file appropriate charges in court.
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[Title] => Controversy hounds new MMDA traffic ticketing scheme
[Summary] => Just on its first day of implementation, the new traffic ticketing system of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) is already being hounded by controversy and opposition.
Leaders of various transport groups that expressed support for the Metropolitan Traffic Ticket (MTT) scheme said yesterday they are seriously considering bringing to court the local government untis (LGUs) that refuse to adopt the single ticketing system.
[DatePublished] => 2004-08-17 00:00:00
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HERMINIGILDO SAN MIGUEL
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[Title] => MMDA to lift coding as early as tomorrow
[Summary] => The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) is expected to officially announce the lifting of the Unified Vehicle Volume Reduction Program (UVVRP) tomorrow (Wednesday).
The number coding scheme will remain suspended stay until classes for all levels resume in June.
"In principle, there was no opposition among our local chief executives so the suspension might begin as early as Wednesday," MMDA Deputy Chairman Cesar Lacuna told The Star.
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[Title] => Coding stays in Makati
[Summary] => Even as the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has announced that the Unified Vehicle Volume Reduction Program (UVVRP) will be lifted during the summer months, Makati City will not lift its own number coding scheme.
"We don’t think it’s possible to do that here. It’s very unlikely," Department of Public Safety (DPS) chief Herminigildo San Miguel told The Star yesterday.
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[Title] => Makati to motorists: Arrest MMDA traffic enforcers
[Summary] => A week after ordering law enforcers to arrest all Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) personnel issuing tickets to traffic violators,
Makati City Hall is now urging motorists make arrests themselves by invoking their power to do so as citizens.
Makati’s Department of Public Safety (DPS) said drivers who are issued Traffic Violation Receipts (TVRs) by MMDA traffic enforcers and aides can report those who accosted them.
DPS chief Herminigildo San Miguel said the city government will then be the one to file appropriate charges in court.
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[Title] => Controversy hounds new MMDA traffic ticketing scheme
[Summary] => Just on its first day of implementation, the new traffic ticketing system of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) is already being hounded by controversy and opposition.
Leaders of various transport groups that expressed support for the Metropolitan Traffic Ticket (MTT) scheme said yesterday they are seriously considering bringing to court the local government untis (LGUs) that refuse to adopt the single ticketing system.
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