MMDA begins apprehending motorcycle riders seeking shelter under flyovers, footbridges

(Photo courtesy of MMDA)

By Gabriela Baron

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) began apprehending on Tuesday, Aug. 1, motorcycle riders seeking shelter from the rain under flyovers and footbridges.

“Sa monitoring ng CCTVs sa MMDA Communications and Command Center, ilang nagmo-motor ang sinakop ang halos tatlong lanes habang nagkukumpulan sa bahagi ng EDSA sa Quezon City,” MMDA said.

“Marami sa kanila ay nakasuot na ng kapote pero nakatambay pa rin at hindi umalis agad sa ilalim ng footbridge,” it added.

MMDA Traffic Discipline Office Director for Enforcement Atty. Victor Nuñez said it is dangerous for motorcycle riders to block the path of other motorists as it may cause accidents.

Nuñez said the purpose of its implementation is for the safety of all motorists and to prevent potential accidents on the roads.

He also reminded motorcycle riders to bring raincoats before leaving home. – cf

 

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