Should they be steeper?
In case you missed it, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) recently announced that Metro Manila mayors have agreed to impose steeper fines against motorists caught parking their vehicles illegally.In the comments, many of you commended the move saying that the
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Heads up, guys
Over the years, it seems like a lot of motorists have developed the habit of parking just about wherever they see fit. If you're one of them, now might be the perfect time to change your ways.The Metropolitan Manila Development
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It also 'fixed' the controversial speed bumps
Be careful where you park. Bonifacio Global City (BGC) has announced that it will begin wheel-clamping operations to supplement ongoing towing activities and other existing programs.Representatives from the Fort Bonifacio Development Corporation (FBDC) say operations are expected to begin in
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Here's what the law says
No law prohibits a homeowner from putting a "No Parking" sign at the gate to his property facing a public road. You may put such a sign on your gate, but that does not necessarily mean that the driver of the parked
Can technology help deter illegal parking?
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) wants Filipino netizens to help deter motorists from breaking traffic laws and regulations via the power of social networking.A tweet released by the official MMDA account urged Twitter and Viber users to report illegally parked
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Taking motoring vigilantism to the next level
Russian online magazine The-Village.ru has created an application for mobile phones that it hopes will name and shame motorists who park their cars illegally, like on sidewalks or pedestrian lanes.The app is known as Parking Douche, and it reportedly