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"It seems like government vehicles are exempted from the law. Many of these vehicles are still not equipped with seat belts or their passengers do not comply," he noted.


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Today, almost everything depends on two things: transportation and
communication. We have many transportation facilities, but we still have a
problem because our roads are so crowded that traffic either moves at a snail's
pace or worse at a total standstill. This coming Monday, we may have the very
worst trans-portation problem in history. Leaders of the 95,000 strong
Philippine Confederation of Drivers Associations and the Alliance of Concerned
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"It seems like government vehicles are exempted from the law. Many of these vehicles are still not equipped with seat belts or their passengers do not comply," he noted.


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problem because our roads are so crowded that traffic either moves at a snail's
pace or worse at a total standstill. This coming Monday, we may have the very
worst trans-portation problem in history. Leaders of the 95,000 strong
Philippine Confederation of Drivers Associations and the Alliance of Concerned
Transport Organizations have slated a nation-wide strike to protest the
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Government vehicles exempt from seat belt law?

November 24, 2000 - 12:00am

A jeepney group challenged the government to implement Republic Act 8450 or the Seat Belt Law among state-owned vehicles. Efren de Luna, president of the Philippine Confederation of Drivers Organizations –...

Metro

Transport group strike could paralyze nation - Roses And Thorns byAlejandro R. Roces

March 18, 2000 - 12:00am

Today, almost everything depends on two things: transportation and communication. We have many transportation facilities, but we still have a problem because our roads are so crowded that traffic either moves...

Opinion