The Automobile Association Philippines (AAP) reminded the motoring public to follow traffic rules and regulations, particularly the road signs, symbols and lane markings. AAP vice president Johnny Angeles said that obeying traffic rules and regulations would spare motorists from apprehension and protect their rights on the road aside from promoting road safety.

“You have to know your rights as a motorist and the traffic regulations to protect yourself not just from erring police officers, but also to avoid accidents and other problems on the road,” Angeles said. He reminded motorists that disobeying traffic rules will cost “a great amount of money” plus “the hassle of getting your driver’s license back, which is worse. Those who get caught will pay a minimum fine of P2,000 and run the risk of not getting their driver’s license back for a year,” Angeles added.

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