Dear Sir When travelling in my Bajaj RE I was apprehended by your traffic enforcers. From spending the last 2 years researching the laws on three-wheelers I believe the stop was incorrect for 3 reasons. 1) Every time a tricycle is defined in Philippines law it is defined as a Motorcycle with sidecar that renders …
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The Philippines is a Contracting party to the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals. The Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals were ratified by Presidential Decree No. 207 (1973), thus adopting and making the convention “part of the law of the land.” So if you get stopped and are told you are prohibited …
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Enforcers, LGUs, LTO , MMDA and even owners of three-wheelers seem to not understand the law when it comes to the tricycle ban. I have spent the last 2 years researching the laws of the Philippines concerning three-wheelers and I am shocked at how often I hear of people misinterpreting the law. They seem to …
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