Jaywalking is bad, okay?
Common sense and laws dictate that jaywalking is wrong. However, shocking incidents of that happening along major thoroughfares have been receiving greater attention these days. So much so that the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority has spoken about it.
In a report by the Philippine Daily Inquirer, MMDA acting chairman Romando Artes told the press that the agency is seriously considering imposing stiffer fines and penalties for jaywalkers. The report stated that it could be implemented along EDSA and C5.The outgoing Triton/Strada became Mitsubishi's best-selling model of FY2022“For now, the is at P500. We are looking to P1,000.
In the meantime, Artes said that it will coordinate with the the Department of Transportation to come up with deterrents for jaywalkers. See Also Read Next The outgoing Triton/Strada became Mitsubishi’s best-selling model of FY2022 View other articles about:
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