Video of Traffic Enforcers Apprehending Vehicles Obstructing Bike Lanes in QC Elicits Comments
The video footage of traffic enforcers apprehending vehicles obstructing bike lanes in Quezon City elicits comments online.
The Facebook page “Gadget Addict” has shared the video footage of bike patrol teams roaming around the town to apprehend the vehicle drivers and motorcycle riders using the bike lanes. The video garnered various reactions from the netizens.
In the video, it can be seen that the bike patrol teams under Green Transport Office – DPOS is clearing the bicycle lanes from obstructions. The personnel were apprehending the motorists obstructing the bike lanes.
The road officers are issuing violation tickets towards the vehicle drivers and motorcycle riders occupying the lane. It would be a lesson to Filipino motorists to respect the bicycle lanes.
The traffic personnel is also apprehending cyclists without helmets due to the ordinance in Quezon City that requires all cyclists to wear a helmet. The city has been providing free helmets to cyclist after implementing the ordinance.
Here is the full post:
“Quezon City continue to act on complaints about bicycle lanes being obstructed by parked vehicles and being overtaken by motorcycle riders.
Aside from that, they also apprehend cyclists caught without helmets, since there is an ordinance in Quezon City which requires all cyclists to wear a helmet.
Quezon City Government gave away thousands of free helmets before they began enforcing that ordinance.
These are dedicated bike patrol teams that roam the various bike lanes around QC. They’re under the Green Transport Office – DPOS”
The online community expressed their reactions to the post:
What can you say about this measure? Just feel free to leave your comments and reactions to this article.
Thank you for visiting Philippine Trending News (Philnews.ph). You may also follow us on the following social media platforms; Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.
Read Also: Over 150 Motorists Apprehended in Davao City for Blocking Bike Lanes
