Articles about Bong Nebrija

The MMDA has updated the list of vehicles authorized to use the bus lane
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has now released a revised list of vehicles that are authorized to use the EDSA Busway.Originally, the list included marked government vehicles responding to emergencies. But during a press conference on November 16, MMDA acting
House secretary general issues statement after Revilla-Nebrija EDSA Busway issue
Congress is now asking assistance from the Land Transportation Office (LTO) and the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) to apprehend motorists illegally using expired or counterfeit '8' special plates assigned for the use of House members.Special 8 plates are assigned for
“Lagi daw nilang ginagawa at ngayon lang sila nahuli”
It's always better to leave early for the airport these days-you never know how bad traffic will be on the way, and what sort of delays you'll encounter checking in for your flight then going through immigration and security.
Happened right outside La Salle Greenhills
Illegal parking? That's... just an everyday thing in Metro Manila. If you follow this page regularly, then you know we put out a healthy amount of stories like these on a weekly basis.There's nothing quite this new one we'
That is NOT how you avoid coding
It doesn't matter what car you drive-illegal license plates are illegal. Remember that '2 Joints' Ford Mustang that the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) flagged down a while back? Here's a similar story.New Task Force Special Operations head
That paint didn’t get damaged, but all that tape’s going to leave some marks
Hear us out: 'Don't block the driveway' signs are unnecessary. It's common sense. If you see a gate leading to a property, don't park in front of it. If there's an emergency and a vehicle can't get
Just... why?
There's been a lot of talk about the motorcycle dress code recently, especially after the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) pointed out how pillion riders must now also wear closed shoes with the single ticketing system in effect.To help you
Double whammy
If you've been anywhere near the Internet the 24 hours, you've probably already come across reports of a German sports car being towed away for illegal parking. Apparently, that wasn't the vehicle's only violation, either.Metropolitan Manila Development
Have you ever tried using this excuse?
It doesn't matter whether you're heading over to the local grocery or going out of town-as far as the law is concerned, they're the same thing.In a Facebook post, Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Task Force Special
The agency is not pleased
Quick, accessible, and affordable grub? Having a food cart nearby is a convenient thing-provided it has a proper place to operate, of course. This one which has drawn the ire of Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Task Force Special Operations head
No, this is not allowed
So, we've all agreed that painting shady parking lines on the sidewalk won't work. But what about "sponsored" parking signs like the one you see above? These look legit enough, don't they?The answer is no. And the Metropolitan
How long was this thing sitting there?
There are cars that have been left parked illegally, and then there are cars that have been outright abandoned by their owner. Guess which category this old Hyundai falls into.That's right. The correct answer is both.Still, the owner had
Is it too late to address this issue?
Constant declogging and creek-clearing operations, upgraded pumping stations-yes, you can kind of call these band-aid solutions to Metro Manila's flood problem. But at this point, a permanent fix might already be out of reach barring something drastic being
Ingat mga sundo diyan
Do you ferry your kids to and from their school? If yes, we certainly hope you're a law-abiding motorist-otherwise, you might have a ticket waiting for you at your child's drop-off.The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA)
Yes, even if it’s the barangay you’re paying
We've seen all sorts of blunders and violations these past few months courtesy of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority's (MMDA) intensified road-clearing operations. But what the agency recently came across somewhere in Caloocan, however, might be a first of
‘This will take a lot of political will’
Local motoring hasn't had an issue quite as hot as the no-contact apprehension program (NCAP) in quite a while. On paper, it's an admirable effort toward bringing order to our roads. Its implementation leaves a bit to be desired,
‘Wala bang barangay dito?’
Sometimes, having to perform simple car repairs-like replacing a flat tire-on the side of the road can't be helped. But turning part of a public thoroughfare into your personal repair shop? Frankly, that's a bit much.Drive around
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