SPEAKING before members of the Automobile Association Philippines (AAP) at the 85thannual general membership meeting of the motoring club a week ago, Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chairman Emerson Carlos said that educating and disciplining drivers is key to improving traffic flow in the megacity and is part of the agency’s No-Contact Apprehension Polcy.
Carlos claimed that more than 4,000 traffic violations were recorded on camera within a few days after the MMDA’s No Contact Apprehension Policy was initiated on April 15.
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