PSA: Single Ticketing System in Metro Manila Will Start in May
Apr 17, 2023 • Meryl Medel
Apr 17, 2023 • Meryl Medel
Motorists, gone are the days when you get shocked when you receive notices of fines you owe in Pasig or penalties you made in Makati. Soon, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) will start implementing a single-ticketing system.
Under the Metro Manila Traffic Code of 2023, all cities and municipalities in Metro Manila will follow a uniform list of fines and penalties for traffic violations. Traffic violations are categorized under different fines.
The MMDA along with the NCR LGUs, inked today a memorandum of agreement and data sharing agreement with the LTO before the implementation of the single ticketing system in the region set on May 2.
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— Official MMDA (@MMDA) April 13, 2023
So for example, if you disregard a traffic sign in Paranaque on Monday, then again in Quezon City on Tuesday, you will be fined PHP 1,000 twice since you made the violation twice.
ALAMIN: Most Common Traffic Violations na kabilang sa Single Ticketing System na ipinasa ng MMC nitong Peb 1.
Sa ilalim ng sistema, magiging magkakapareho na ang multa sa mga traffic-related violations sa buong NCR.
Inaasahang maipapatupad ang Single Ticketing System sa Abril. pic.twitter.com/Ei1RshRP69
— Official MMDA (@MMDA) February 2, 2023
According to MMDA, the following are the most common traffic violations:
Special laws are also included in this unified implementation:
The fines and penalties vary depending on what kind of violation you make. Fines range from PHP 500 to PHP 3,000. And for some offenses, the higher the number of instances you do it, the more you will need to pay.
Select local government units (LGUs) in Metro Manila will begin implementing the new system on May 2, Tuesday. This will be a pilot test involving seven LGUs, namely San Juan, Muntinlupa, Quezon City, Valenzuela, Parañaque, Manila, and Caloocan.
No, according to MMDA Acting Chairman Atty. Don Artes.
“The single ticketing system would help avoid confusion among our driving public, as well as [the] option to pay electronically for their violations. Driver’s license will also not be confiscated during apprehension,” he said.
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