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List of Traffic Violations in the Philippines

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Posted on Aug 15, 2017


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To verify any traffic violations, motorists can type in their vehicle's license plate number on the website http://www.mayhuliba.com. The database will inform motorists of the specific violation, the time and place where it was committed, and the status of the official notice that they will receive from the MMDA.

TRAFFIC VIOLATION

  1. ALLOWING ANOTHER PERSON TO USE DRIVERS LICENSE
  2. ALLOWING ANOTHER TO USE COMML / BUSS. NAME
  3. ALLOWING IMPROPERLY LIC / UNLIC PERSON TO DRIVE
  4. ALLOWING PASSENGER ON TOP OF VEHICLE
  5. ARROGANCE / DISCOURTESY (w/ seminar)
  6. BAN ON RIGHT-HAND DRIVE MV
  7. BREACH OF FRANCHISE CONDITIONS
  8. BROKEN SEALING WIRE
  9. BROKEN TAXIMETER SEAL
  10. BUS / PUJ Lane Ordinance along Commonwealth (Pvt. Veh.) Physical App. MMDA Reg. No. 11-001 Series of 2011
  11. CARRYING RED LIGHTS INFRONT front of the MV
  12. COLORED / TINTED / PAINTED WINSHIELD / WIND GLASS
  13. COLORUM OPERATION (CARGO VEHICLE)
  14. COLORUM OPERATION (PASSENGER) - MMDA Reg. No. 97-004
  15. CR / OR NOT CARRIED
  16. CUTTING AN OVERTAKEN VEHICLE
  17. DEFECTIVE BRAKES
  18. DEFECTIVE EQUIPMENT
  19. DEFECTIVE / BROKEN WINDSHIELD
  20. DELINQUENT / INVALID REGISTRATION
  21. DETACHED / IMPROPER / TEMPORARY SIGNBOARD
  22. DIM-COLORED LIGHTS (FOR HIRE)
  23. DIRTY / UNCARED FOR PLATES
  24. DIRTY / UNSANITARY EQUIPMENT
  25. DIRTY / UNSIGHTLY / DILAPIDATED MOTOR VEHICLE
  26. DISREGARDING TRAFFIC SIGNS
  27. DOUBLE LICENSE
  28. Drag Racing / Speed Contest—Paranaque MMDA MC No. 14-11
  29. Drag Racing / Speed Contest—PASAY MMDA MC No. 14-11
  30. Dress Code for Riders (Slippers)
  31. DRIVING AGAINST TRAFFIC
  32. DRIVING IN A PLACE NOT FOR TRAFFIC
  33. DRIVING IN SLEEVELESS SHIRT
  34. DRIVING IN SLIPPERS
  35. DRIVING UNDER the influence of drugs
  36. DRIVING UNDER INFLUENCE OF LIQUOR
  37. DRIVING W/DEL/INVAL / INEFFECTUAL DL
  38. DRIVING WHILE USING CELLULAR PHONE / HANDSET RADIO
  39. DRIVING WITH REVOKED DRIVERS LICENSE
  40. DRIVING WITH SUSPENDED DRIVERS LICENSE
  41. DRIVING WITHOUT LICENSE
  42. EDSA MINIBUS BAN
  43. EMPLOYING DISCOURTEOUS / ARROGANT DRIVER / CONDUCTOR (w/seminar)
  44. Excess Passenger / Cargo
  45. EXTENDING LOAD WITHOUT PERMIT
  46. FAILURE TO CARRY ARMORED VEH. DOCUMENTS
  47. FAILURE TO CARRY EWD
  48. FAILURE TO CARRY, SHOW, OR SURRENDER DRIVERS LICENSE
  49. FAILURE TO COMPLY W/ACCDT. OR TRAFF. VIOL. PROCEDURES
  50. Failure to Comply with LTFRB MC 2011-004
  51. FAILURE TO DIM HEADLIGHTS
  52. FAILURE TO DISPLAY THE REGULAR PLATE (w/comm. Plate)
  53. FAILURE TO GIVE PROPER SIGNAL
  54. FAILURE TO GIVE WAY TO OVERTAKING MOTOR VEHICLE
  55. FAILURE TO GIVE WAY TO POLICE, FIRE VEH, OR AMBULANCE
  56. FAILURE TO INSTALL EWD
  57. FAILURE TO PAINT "AIRCON" (TX)
  58. FAILURE TO PAINT AUTHORIZED ROUTE
  59. FAILURE TO PROVIDE CLEAN SEAT COVER (TX)
  60. FAILURE TO PROVIDE LIGHT ON TAXI METER
  61. FAILURE TO PROVIDE LIGHT ON TOP OF TAXI
  62. FAILURE TO Refit
  63. FAILURE TO SIGN DRIVERS LICENSE
  64. FAILURE TO STOP MOTOR AND NOTCH HANDBRAKE OF MOTOR WHEN UNATTENDED
  65. FAILURE TO STOP BEFORE THROUGH HW / RR CROSSING
  66. FAILURE TO USE SEATBELT
  67. FAILURE TO YIELD RIGHT OF WAY
  68. FAKE DRIVER'S LICENSE / SPURIOUS DRIVER'S LICENSE
  69. FAKE ID / PERMIT
  70. FAKE NUMBER PLATES
  71. FAKE STICKERS
  72. FAKE TAGS
  73. FAKE/ALTERED TAXIMETER SEAL
  74. FAKE / ALTERED SEALING WIRE
  75. FAST, DEFECT, NON-OPER, OR TAMPERED TAXI METER
  76. FLAGGED UP METER
  77. For No Contact along Commonwealth (BUS / PUJ Lane Ordinance) MMDA Reg. No. 11-001 Series of 2011
  78. For No Contact along Commonwealth (Illegal Parking) MMDA Reg. No. 11-001 Series of 2011
  79. HITCHING
  80. ILLEGAL DISPLAY OF ENFORCERS, I.D
  81. ILLEGAL DISPLAY OF SIGNBOARD
  82. ILLEGAL OR UNAUTHORIZED COUNTERFLOW—MMDA Reg. No. 97-003
  83. ILLEGAL OVERTAKING
  84. ILLEGAL TRANSFER OF PLATES, TAGS, OR STICKERS
  85. Illegal Parking Physical Apprehension
  86. ILLEGAL TURNING
  87. ILLEGAL / UNSAFE TOWING
  88. IMPROPER/DEFECTIVE HORN / SIGNALING DEVICE
  89. IMPROPER PAINTING OF AUTHORIZED ROUTE
  90. IMPROPERLY DISPLAYED Places
  91. Improved REGISTERED MOTOR VEHICLE
  92. INCONSPICOUSLY DISPLAYED PLATES
  93. INCREASING SPEED WHEN OVERTAKEN
  94. INSTALLATION OF JALOUSIES ( FOR HIRE)
  95. INSTALLING AIRCON W/O AUTHORITY (TX)
  96. INVOLVED IN ACCIDENT
  97. Jaywalking Ordinance No. 1 Series of 1995
  98. Jogging Lane Marikina
  99. JOINED / RECONNECTED SEALING WIRE
  100. LACK OF ARMORED vehicles marking
  101. LOADING / UNLOADING IN PROHIBITED ZONE
  102. LOOSE TRIPLEX SEAL
  103. MODIFIED BUS STOP SEGMENT SCHEME
  104. Motorcycle Lane (EDSA)-MMDA Res. No. 1 Series 2012
  105. Motorcycle Ordinance Marikina No. 43
  106. MV W/METALLIC TIRES
  107. NO BODY NUMBER
  108. NO broken LIGHTS
  109. NO BUSINESS / TRADE NAME (PRIVATE)
  110. NO CANVAS COVER
  111. NO CAPACITY MARKINGS
  112. No Contact Illegal Parking
  113. No Contact Loading / Unloading in Prohibited Zone
  114. No Contact Open Door (1 door only)
  115. No Contact Overspeeding
  116. No Contact Reckless
  117. No Contact (BUS / PUJ LANE ORDINANCE)
  118. NO CRASH HELMET
  119. NO DRIVER'S ID
  120. NO FARE MATRIX
  121. NO FRANCHISE, CPC, OR PA CARRIED
  122. NO INTERIOR LIGHT
  123. NO NAME OF OWNER / OPERATOR (TX)
  124. NO NOT FOR HIRE SIGN
  125. NO OWNER, BUSINESS NAME, OR ADDRESS (FOR HIRE)
  126. NO place LIGHTS
  127. NO PLATE / FRONT PLATE / REAR PLATE
  128. NO REAR view, MIRROR
  129. NO RED FLAG / LIGHTS ON PROJECTING LOAD
  130. NO RED REAR LIGHTS
  131. NO SPARE TIRE
  132. NO STICKER
  133. NO tailgate
  134. NO DRIVERS UNIFORM
  135. NO TAXI METER
  136. NO / CUT MUFFLER
  137. NO / DEFECTIVE HANDBRAKE
  138. NO/DEFECTIVE HEADLIGHTS
  139. NO / DEFECTIVE SPEEDOMETER / TACHOMETER
  140. NO / DEFECTIVE TAILIGHTS
  141. NO / DEFECTIVE WINDSHIELD WIPER
  142. NO / DEFECTIVE WIPER
  143. NON-ISSUANCE OF FARE TICKET (PUB)
  144. ORGANIZED BUS ROUTE : Vehicles in excess of time limit prescribed for loading and unloading of passengers and / or goods.
  145. OVERLOADING
  146. Overspeeding Physical Apprehension
  147. REFUSAL TO CONVEY PASSENGER TO DESTN / TRIPCUTTING TX
  148. SMOKE BELCHING
  149. TAMPERING OF OR / CR / CPC & OTHER DOCUMENTS (SPURIOUS DOCUMENTS)
  150. UNREGISTERED MOTOR VEHICLE

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