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Reversing? There are rules! | Spanishvida - Spanish news in English - Vimarsana News

Reversing? There are rules! | Spanishvida - Spanish news in English

It is quite a frequent occurrence that we have to change the direction of travel and reverse, parking being the most obvious reason, but there are rules we must abide by when we do reverse with our vehicles, and if we don’t you could be 500 euro out of pocket. The most common rules ignored,

City councilors approve expanded speed enforcement, deny landlord registry - Vimarsana News

City councilors approve expanded speed enforcement, deny landlord registry

City councilors met Monday with a packed agenda featuring proposed ordinances on speed enforcement and a landlord registry.

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LTO: New 200-cc motorcycle registrations valid for 3 years - Vimarsana News

LTO: New 200-cc motorcycle registrations valid for 3 years

Land Transportation Office chief Jay Art Tugade has extended the validity of the registration of new motorcycles with an engine displacement of 200 cubic centimeters and below to three years.

Congressional Black Caucus Pressures Buttigieg To Reform Racist Traffic Stops That Harm Black People - Vimarsana News

Congressional Black Caucus Pressures Buttigieg To Reform Racist Traffic Stops That Harm Black People

In a powerful letter, Democratic reps expressed an urgency to protect Black drivers.

LTO to enforce road safety plan for Holy Week - Vimarsana News

LTO to enforce road safety plan for Holy Week

Land Transportation Office Jay Art Tugade disclosed on Monday that his office will enforce an initiative called “Oplan Biyaheng Ayos: Semana Santa and Summer Vacation 2023" that will involve government agencies and the private sector working together to ensure road safety and convenience amid the expected influx of passengers traveling for the Holy Week and