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3,358 results for “MMDA NCAP EDSA”

  1. MMDA warns anew vs bogus NCAP texts

    MMDA warns anew vs bogus NCAP texts

    MMDA renews its warning against phishing scams targeting motorists with fake NCAP violation notices and fraudulent payment links designed to steal credit card…

    Lisa Marie Apacible·

  2. MMDA, nagbabala sa pekeng NCAP text messages

    MMDA, nagbabala sa pekeng NCAP text messages

    Nag-isyu ng babala ang MMDA sa mga motorista hinggil sa mga pekeng NCAP text messages. Alamin ang opisyal na sender at kung paano makikita ang totoong…

    Michael Pingol·

  3. MMDA upgrades NCAP violation management

    MMDA upgrades NCAP violation management

    The MMDA upgrades its No Contact Apprehension Policy (NCAP) portal “May Huli Ka,” enabling online violation viewing, multi-vehicle management, e-contests, and…

    Alvin Murcia·

  4. METROPOLITAN Manila Development Authority Chairman Don Artes, along with Traffic Discipline Office head Victor Nuñez and Special Operations Group Strike Force head Gabriel Go, speaks with MOVE IT and Grab drivers about the NCAP rules during a forum at the Asenso Center on A. Bonifacio Avenue, Barangka, Marikina City, on Saturday.

    MMDA chief: NCAP not a major revenue source

    MMDA Chairman Romando Artes defends NCAP, clarifying it's not a major revenue source and reiterates its goal to improve traffic discipline and public service.

    Alvin Murcia·

  5. The newly installed MMDA No Contact Apprehension sign is seen along EDSA corner Aurora Boulevard in Cubao, Quezon City on Saturday, 24 May 2025. The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) will begin implementing the No Contact Apprehension Program (NCAP) on Monday, 26 May. Traffic violators will be identified through CCTV recordings, with notices of violation sent to the registered address of the vehicle, as outlined in MMDA’s official guidelines.

    Don't make us tap the sign! NCAP back on EDSA

    The MMDA is set to implement its No Contact Apprehension Program starting 26 May 2025, with traffic violations monitored through CCTV cameras along major roads…

    Analy Labor·