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84 vehicles clamped in Barangay Mabolo subdivision

Vehicles in private subdivision clamped for overnight parking

Kentucky lawmakers passed House Bill 239 with the intent to hold constables to a similar standard as police officers.

The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board has no power to apprehend, impound and dispose colorum or unauthorized public utility vehicles.

The Department of Justice says that only the Land Transportation Office and the Traffic Management Unit of the Philippine National Police are authorized to enforce traffic regulations

THE Department of Justice (DOJ) has declared that the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has no power to apprehend, impound and dispose of colorum vehicles. “We advise that LTFRB has no power to apprehend, impound and dispose [of] colorum vehicles. Its authority extends only in the coordination cooperation…

Angola's national police chief Arnaldo Carlos has pledged to reduce road accidents by 50 percent over the next five years, citing the country's current high mortality rate of five to 10 daily fatalities caused by traffic accidents. Carlos, the general commander of the country's national police, made the pledge Monday…

Mandaue drivers divided on legalizing motor taxi

Only the Land Transportation Office and its deputized agents can confiscate licenses, while LGUs can only issue citation tickets, according to the legal opinion issued by the justice department

The Grayville City Council will meet Monday, May 8th at 7 PM at City Hall with a full slate of issues to tackle. After the Consent Agenda and the Treasurer's Report, they'll run down the Municipal Election results and have the swearing-in of the Mayor and Council. Then will be the organization of council and committee appointments; plus appointments of the City Clerk, City Treasurer/Purchasing Officer, and Police Chief; as well as appointment of the Library Board and acceptance of boa...