A few weeks ago, MMDA re-implemented its No-Contact Traffic Apprehension Policy that basically utilizes close circuit television (CCTV) cameras for motorists committing traffic violations. The website is straightforward -- just key in the plate number of your vehicle and the site will sift through its database and show you if the plate you entered committed a violation. Details will be given like what law was violated, exact date and time of the violation, and even the exact place. When you do have a violation however, you would then have to pay the fine indicated before you can renew the registration of your vehicle. Aquino aims erring telecom firms to be fined between P300,000 to P5 million for every single day, per violation of any certificate, authority, resolution and/or regulation of the NTC. Read more in our articles including "MMDA launches 'May Huli Ba?' website for checking your road violations" and "Sen. Aquino files bill to fine erring Telcos up to Php5M everyday".
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Jun 13, 2026A few weeks ago, MMDA re-implemented its No-Contact Traffic Apprehension Policy that basically utilizes close circuit television (CCTV) cameras for motorists committing traffic violations. The website is straightforward -- just key in the plate number of your vehicle and the site will sift through its database and show you if the plate you entered committed a violation.
Details will be given like what law was violated, exact date and time of the violation, and even the exact place. When you do have a violation however, you would then have to pay the fine indicated before you can renew the registration of your vehicle. Aquino aims erring telecom firms to be fined between P300,000 to P5 million for every single day, per violation of any certificate, authority, resolution and/or regulation of the NTC.
Our coverage of violation includes: "MMDA launches 'May Huli Ba?' website for checking your road violations"; "Sen. Aquino files bill to fine erring Telcos up to Php5M everyday"; "OnePlus Nord CE6 now available for pre-order in the Philippines". Each article provides unique insights and information.