The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has issued a public warning after reports surfaced about scam emails circulating online that falsely claim motorists have committed traffic violations under the No Contact Apprehension Policy (NCAP). Motorists are urged not to interact with questionable emails or messages and instead verify any alleged violations through official MMDA platforms, including mayhulika.mmda.gov.ph, Hotline 136, or the agency’s verified social media accounts. is reminding motorists to regularly check their vehicle's license plates to avoid being stopped when passing through CALAX. CALAX is also urging motorists to use the RFID lanes for safer, faster, and more convenient transactions at the toll plazas. "We tirelessly inform motorists about the CALAX's barrierless entry via the ALPR System and going cashless with Easytrip RFID as a means that enables quick pass through at the toll plazas, contactless, and convenient. Read more in our articles including "MMDA warns motorists vs fake NCAP emails demanding online payments" and "CALAX motorists urged to check their license plates regularly".
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Jun 6, 2026The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has issued a public warning after reports surfaced about scam emails circulating online that falsely claim motorists have committed traffic violations under the No Contact Apprehension Policy (NCAP). Motorists are urged not to interact with questionable emails or messages and instead verify any alleged violations through official MMDA platforms, including mayhulika.mmda.gov.ph, Hotline 136, or the agency’s verified social media accounts.
is reminding motorists to regularly check their vehicle's license plates to avoid being stopped when passing through CALAX. CALAX is also urging motorists to use the RFID lanes for safer, faster, and more convenient transactions at the toll plazas. "We tirelessly inform motorists about the CALAX's barrierless entry via the ALPR System and going cashless with Easytrip RFID as a means that enables quick pass through at the toll plazas, contactless, and convenient.
Our coverage of motorists includes: "MMDA warns motorists vs fake NCAP emails demanding online payments"; "CALAX motorists urged to check their license plates regularly"; "DOTC enforces revised penalties on road violations". Each article provides unique insights and information.