Due to the increasing number of violators on the EDSA busway, the MMDA and LTO will be using closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras to enforce the No Contact Apprehension Policy.
Due to the increasing number of EDSA busway violators, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority and Land Transportation Office will be using the closed-circuit television cameras to enforce the No-Contact Apprehension Policy.According to Mark Salazar's 24 Oras report on Thursday, under a Memorandum of Agreement between the two agencies, the MMDA will monitor the CCTV for violators while the LTO will set the appropriate punishment.
Last year, the issue of data privacy was raised during the resumption of oral arguments at the Supreme Court on petitions seeking to invalidate the No Contact Apprehension Policy against erring motorists.“Hindi namin kayang bantayan 24 hours ang entire stretch ng EDSA. Nag-usap kami ng LTO tungkol dito since hindi naman sila kasama sa pinagbawalan ng korte suprema,” said MMDA Chairman Don Artes.“This is nothing connected to the Supreme Court case.
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