Motorcycle Rider Airs Dismay Towards Guard Prohibiting Entry of Motorcycle in Alleged “Private Road”
A motorcycle rider has expressed his disappointment towards a guard for prohibiting the entry of motorcycles over alleged “private road”.
A Facebook user named Emel Mission has shared the video footage of a road wherein the security guard prohibits the entry of motorcycle. The post garnered various reactions from the netizens.
In the video, it can be heard that the motorist is criticizing the guard who apprehends the motorcycle riders passing along a certain road. The guard is claiming that it was a private road.
Mission expressed his fury because the guard allows 4-wheeled vehicles to pass but do not allow motorcycles. He is also claiming that the guard even asked a Lalamove rider to pay P50 for entering the property.
The latter also reiterated that all vehicles passing along the alleged “private road” must have stickers. Emel said that the management’s action looks like a discrimination, which is unfair for riders like him.
The rider also sought the help of Lani Mercado-Revilla to address the issue. He uploaded the video on Facebook to seek public’s help.
Here is the full post:
“guys pa share naman sa post ko. kayo na ho bahalang humosga kong ito ba ay makatweran na kaming mga rider or mga naka motor e bawal dumaan rito sa kalsada na private road daw sabi ng mga gwardya.ang tanong ko po, kong ito ay private road bakit mga naka 4wheels e labas pasok ho sila ni wala manlang sumisitang gwardya kong ito ba e merong sticker or wala. at bakit kaming mga rider lang ang pinag babawalang dumaan. bakit express way po ba to? at miron pong isang lalamove rider na kinikilan nila ng 50pesos kesa titikan daw nila kc nga bawal daw dumaan mga naka motor. mayor lani sana mapansin nyo po ang video kong to.”
The online community expressed their reactions to the incident:
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