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MMDA requires full-face helmets for motorcycle drivers, pillion riders

/ 11:52 AM August 24, 2020

MANILA, Philippines — Motorcycle drivers and pillion riders are now required to wear full-face visor helmets under the general community quarantine, according to the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (as per instruction from the National Task Force against COVID-19.

“Ayon sa NTF COVID, required ang pagsuot ng helmet na may full-face visor para sa drayber at angkas ng motorsiklo ngayong GCQ,” it said in a Facebook post on Saturday.

(According to NTF COVID, wearing helmets with full-face visor is required for drivers and pillion riders of motorcycles during GCQ.)

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“Kailangan abot hanggang baba ang visor o shield ng helmet. Dapat isuot ito kasama ng mask sa buong biyahe,” MMDA added.

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(The visor or shield of the helmet should reach the chin. It should be worn alongside the face mask during the trip.)

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The government earlier allowed motorcycle pillion-riding for essential workers or authorized persons outside of residence.

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The NTF against COVID-19 also later approved pillion-riding without protective barriers for riders living in the same house.

Meanwhile, riders not living in the same household should still use protective barriers proposed by ride-hailing service Angkas.

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