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Metropolitan Manila Development Authority-Traffic Ticket Management Division (MMDA-TTMD) records showed that since August 2004, there have been 20,123 Traffic Violation Receipts (TVRs) that remained unsettled by apprehended drivers.


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The new scheme will be officially launched at a bus station in Cubao, Quezon City at 9:30 a.m. and will be implemented in 16 other areas, where traffic is often bad during rush hour.


Under the scheme, PUBs will only be allowed to stay at loading and unloading bays for no more than 30 seconds.

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MMDA Chairman Benjamin Abalos Sr. reported that he recently discovered that the majority of 2,100 traffic enforcers the MMDA  has in the field do not carry Traffic Violation Receipts (TVRs).


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The new scheme will be officially launched at a bus station in Cubao, Quezon City at 9:30 a.m. and will be implemented in 16 other areas, where traffic is often bad during rush hour.


Under the scheme, PUBs will only be allowed to stay at loading and unloading bays for no more than 30 seconds.

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The new scheme will be officially launched at a bus station in Cubao, Quezon City at 9:30 a.m. and will be implemented in 16 other areas, where traffic is often bad during rush hour.


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