Just saw on DZMM where Ted Failon guested Jun Lozada showing his newly Android app that facilitates traffic accident reporting for enforcers like the HPG and MMDA. Based on statistics, there are about 25 to 60 traffic accidents along EDSA every day. One of the reasons why accidents take longer to be resolved and reported is that law requires a police investigator (not the MMDA) to be present and write down the report, draw sketches before the involved vehicles can be moved out of traffic. What Jun Lozada has developed is a Traffic Accident Reporting app (referred to as PARAK app) to digitize the creation of the report, including all the necessary photos that insurance companies require. According to their tests, the reporting will be reduced to between 4 to 10 minutes per accident. ABS-CBN has reported that yesterday might be the beginning of the so-called 'Traffic Armageddon' in Manila due to the construction of the Skyway 3 project and the NAIAEx phase 2 project. Read more in our articles including "Jun Lozada develops Traffic Accident Report (PARAK) app for HPG" and "7 must-have apps for Manila's Traffic Armageddon".
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Jun 17, 2026Just saw on DZMM where Ted Failon guested Jun Lozada showing his newly Android app that facilitates traffic accident reporting for enforcers like the HPG and MMDA. Based on statistics, there are about 25 to 60 traffic accidents along EDSA every day.
One of the reasons why accidents take longer to be resolved and reported is that law requires a police investigator (not the MMDA) to be present and write down the report, draw sketches before the involved vehicles can be moved out of traffic. What Jun Lozada has developed is a Traffic Accident Reporting app (referred to as PARAK app) to digitize the creation of the report, including all the necessary photos that insurance companies require. According to their tests, the reporting will be reduced to between 4 to 10 minutes per accident.
Our coverage of traffic accident report includes: "Jun Lozada develops Traffic Accident Report (PARAK) app for HPG"; "7 must-have apps for Manila's Traffic Armageddon"; "GCash parent company Mynt plans IPO on Philippine Stock Exchange". Each article provides unique insights and information.