Waste of gov’t money
I always report to the LTFRB reckless taxi drivers, drivers who verbally abuse customers and taxi drivers who insist on charging commuters beyond what is on the meter. And if you don’t want to file a lawsuit and attend hearings, all LTFRB does is file a report. They say they will contact the party involved then mail to me a copy of their findings after a month. It’s been more than a year now yet no results. I did a follow up months ago but nothing came out of it. It seems like another misuse of government allotted funds.—Jay, 29, Quezon City
Bicycle rack needed
Tutuban and 168 Malls in the Divisoria area provide free parking to cyclists. Hopefully they can also provide a bicycle rack.—Joel, 42, Quezon City
Unlawful license plates
Article continues after this advertisementCalling LTO, vehicles sporting NBI, PNP, NBI 75, Councilor commemorative plates are running rampant on the streets. Their drivers just want to get around the number coding scheme. Isn’t this against the law?—T. Austria, Parañaque City
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Two Meralco posts in the San Diego Compound on Llano Road in Caloocan City are not working. It’s so dark at night.—Tess V. Villlarama, 56, Caloocan City
Road blocks back again
Vehicles are again double-parked at the corner of Irasan and Naia Roads in Parañaque City, in front of Gedcor Bldg. Tenants of Guerrero Estate are condoning anarchy on the streets.—T. Austria, Parañaque City
Truck ban-exempt?
Every morning, I notice that only RC Cola trucks are allowed to pass through Marcos Highway from Sta. Lucia in Cainta, Rizal, between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. when there is supposed to be a truck ban. Is the company exempt from the ban?—Lourdes, 48, Cainta, Rizal
Paying for passage
There is a guy who collects money from vehicles that pass through the premises of the Prince Suites at Old Sta. Mesa and Valenzuela Street in
Quezon City. Is this legal?—Joel, 42, Quezon City
