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MDPPA Rider’s Guide to Philippine Laws in Motorcycle Riding

Published

2 months ago

August 11, 2023

Know the vital motorcycle and transportation laws a rider should follow for a safer ride

The Philippines has embraced using motorcycles for daily commutes and delivery of goods and services, mainly fueled by their convenience in dealing with traffic and relatively lower cost than owning a car.

As the number of motorcycle riders continues to rise in the Philippines, there has been a corresponding increase in motorcycle taxis and delivery services. However, this upward trend has also resulted in a higher incidence of motorcycle accidents during the first four months of 2023. The Philippine National Police-Highway Patrol Group (PNP-HPG) has reported approximately 4,000 motorcycle crashes, which already account for half of the 8,342 incidents recorded in 2022.

The alarming issues in motorcycle crashes in the country call for greater caution for riders to be more mindful in navigating the roads and adhere to the laws designed to safeguard their safety and that of pedestrians. To promote safer roads in the country, MDPPA shares these important laws that every rider should be aware of.

Land Transportation and Traffic Code. Also known as Republic Act No. 4136, this serves as legislation governing the registration and operations of motor vehicles and the licensing of owners, dealers, conductors, drivers, and other related matters. It covers the rules and regulations for driver’s licenses, general traffic rules, vehicle registration and operation, traffic enforcement and penalties, traffic safety education, and more.

Additionally, LTO Memorandum Circular 2019-2176, in consonance with RA4136, as amended, stipulates a strict implementation of standardized Driver Education, which aims to enhance awareness of safety when using public roads and effective communication with other road users. This is the fundamental law every road user, both motorcycle riders and vehicle owners, should be aware of. Any violation under the Republic Act will lead to corresponding fines and penalties.

Motorcycle Helmet Act of 2009. Also known as Republic Act No. 10054, this requires all motorcycle riders to wear approved protective helmets and imposes penalties for non-compliance to the standards. Its objective is to prioritize the utmost safety of riders from any “ruinous and extremely injurious effects of fatal or life-threatening accidents and crashes.” Furthermore, the act encourages efforts to promote the proper usage of helmets among motorists.

Failure to comply with the Motorcycle Helmet Act of 2009 will result in a fine, such as Php1,500 for the first offense, Php3,000 for the second offense, and Php5,000 for the third offense. However, if a motorcycle rider continues to violate this law, the fourth and following offenses will lead to a Php10,000 fine and confiscation of a driver’s license.

Anti-Drunk and Drugged Driving Act of 2013. One of the most common vehicular accidents is driving under the influence of alcohol and dangerous drugs. Enacted as Republic Act No. 10586, the Anti-Drunk and Drugged Driving Act of 2013 addresses driving under the influence of alcohol, dangerous drugs, and other similar substances. Its jurisdiction covers all drivers and riders operating both public and private vehicles.

Riders or drivers who break this law will face different penalties depending on the situation. For violators that do not cause physical injuries or homicide, they will pay Php20,000 up to Php80,000 fine and be imprisoned for three months. If it leads to physical injuries, individuals at fault will be subjected to the applicable penalty mentioned in the Article 263 of the Revised Penal Code and pay a fine of Php100,000 to Php200,000.

Other than that, violations resulting in death will allow authorities to impose a Php300,000 to Php500,000 fine and a penalty stated in the Article 249 of the Revised Penal Code. With non-professional riders or drivers, the first conviction will result in confiscation and a 12-month suspension of license, while the second conviction will lead to its cancellation. Meanwhile, the first conviction for professional riders or drivers will enable authorities to confiscate and permanently revoke the license.

Children’s Safety on Motorcycles Act of 2015. Back riding or pillion riding is common in the motorcycle riding community. However, it poses significant risks, especially when children are involved.

Enacted as the Children’s Safety on Motorcycle Act of 2015, this regulation strictly prohibits “any person to drive the vehicle with a child on board on public roads where there is a heavy volume of vehicles.” It also prohibits driving on roads with many fast-moving vehicles.

Any individual found driving with a child on a busy street without appropriate protection will be subjected to corresponding fines, such as Php3,000 for the first offense, Php5,000 for the second offense, and Php10,000 for the third offense with a one-month license suspension. After that, the following offenses will result in a Php10,000 fine and immediate cancellation of the driver’s license.

Anti-Distracted Driving Act. Also called Republic Act No. 10913, this law prohibits all riders and drivers from utilizing gadgets whenever on the road, whether it is to read, create, or send messages, accept or make calls, and more. If a motorist violates this law, the person will pay a fine of Php5,000 for the first offense and Php10,000 for the second offense.

For the third offense, the violator will need to face a Php15,000 fine together with a three-month suspension of the driver’s license. In the fourth and following offenses, the motorist will be penalized with a Php20,000 fine and cancellation of driver’s license.

Motorcycle Crime Prevention Act. This law is also known as the Republic Act No. 11235, which “prevents and penalizes the use of motorcycles in the commission of crimes by requiring bigger, readable and color-coded number plates and identification marks, and for other purposes.”

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Tech One Global Philippines 2023 Microsoft Philippines Country Partner of the Year

Published

3 months ago

July 11, 2023

Jervie David Montejar

Tech One Global Philippines has won 2023 Microsoft Philippines Country Partner of the Year Award. The company was honored among a global field of top Microsoft partners for demonstrating excellence in innovation and implementing customer solutions based on Microsoft technology.

Lahiru Munindradasa, Managing Director of Tech One Global Philippines, has this to say about their big win, “As a Microsoft partner, Tech One Philippines has been steadfast in empowering customers to realize their digital imperatives, leading to our recognition as Country Partner of the Year. Our approach, marked by technical intensity and customer centricity, has driven exponential growth as a direct Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) over the years. Our deep technical acumen is highlighted by our six advanced specializations for Modern Work, Security, Azure Infrastructure, and Digital App Innovation. These milestones reflect our dedication to continuous innovation and aligning with our customers’ needs on their unique digital journeys. I extend my deepest gratitude to our exceptional team, whose unwavering dedication and relentless efforts over the past three years have been essential in reaching this milestone. Furthermore, we express our utmost appreciation to our valued customers who have trusted us with their digital transformation and to the Microsoft team for their unyielding support and partnership. Together, we are turning visions into vibrant realities and driving the digital revolution forward.”

The Microsoft Partner of the Year Awards recognizes Microsoft partners that have developed and delivered outstanding Microsoft-based applications, services, and devices during the past year. Awards were classified into various categories, with honorees chosen from a set of more than 4,200 submitted nominations from more than 100 countries worldwide. Tech One Global Philippines was recognized for providing outstanding solutions and services in the Philippines.

“Congratulations to the winners and finalists of the 2023 Microsoft Partner of the Year Awards!” said Nicole Dezen, Chief Partner Officer and Corporate Vice President of Global Partner Solutions at Microsoft. “The innovative new solutions and services that positively impact customers and enable digital transformation from this year’s winners demonstrate the best of what’s possible with the Microsoft Cloud.”

The 2023 Microsoft Philippines Country Partner of the Year award further solidifies Tech One Global Philippines’ position as a trusted leader in the technology industry. The company remains committed to delivering exceptional services, expanding its capabilities, and maintaining its position at the forefront of the industry.

To top it all off, Tech One Global Philippines has also been awarded as one of the Philippines’ Best Workplaces 2023 – sending out a clear message that it is truly one of the best.

The Microsoft Partner of the Year Awards are announced annually prior to the company’s global partner conference, Microsoft Inspire, which will take place on July 18-19 this year. Additional details on the 2023 awards are available on the Microsoft Partner blog: https://aka.ms/POTYA2023_announcement.

The complete list of categories, winners, and finalists can be found at https://partner.microsoft.com/en-US/inspire/awards/winners.

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Redmi Note 7 unboxing with 48MP Camera samples

Published

5 years ago

January 13, 2019

Jervie David Montejar

Redmi note 7 unboxing with 48 camera samples. We have taken some photos with 48mp camera and have shown in video. The Redmi note 7 is amazing phone with amazing look. The phone comes in three colours blue, black and Gold. The phone is around 10,000 rupees. Redmi note 7 has snapdragon 660 and 4000mAh battery capacity. Redmi note 7 has dual led flash and fingerprint sensor and also face lock.

The dual back camera is of 48mp with f1.8, PDAF and another depth sensor is of 5mp. The front camera is of 13mp. Redmi note 7 will launch in india on March or April 2019.

Redmi note 7 is budget phone with good features and i recommend you to buy this phone on the scale of Rs 10000. Also the phone gets 7.9 star rating out of 10 due phone features and updates.

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Make Pewdiepie VS T series LIVE STREAM and earn money

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5 years ago

January 11, 2019

Jervie David Montejar

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4. PHONE Redmi 5 Plus

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