BTAO head told to explain apprehension quota order

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Bacolod City Mayor Alfredo Benitez has ordered Bacolod Traffic Authority Office head Patrick Lacson to explain the existence of a memorandum that gives apprehension quota to all traffic enforcers. The memo stated that traffic enforcers should have at least five apprehensions a day or else they will be subjected to disciplinary sanctions.

'The mayor emphasized that it is not valid and effective, and ordered all traffic enforcers to ignore the same,' Distrito added. Mayor Benitez believes that the apprehension of violators should be based on the actual violation, and not on the basis of a quota system. It would be unfair to both our traffic enforcers and motorists to be subjected to this pressure, and they will be prone to abuses, Distrito further explained.

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