The Naga City Public Safety Office (PSO), which acts as the LGU’s TMO, is in charge of maintaining road safety, managing traffic, and enforcing regulations to keep transport systems orderly. The PSO handles traffic enforcement, public transport regulation, and traffic violation settlements. These services are available to all motorists, commuters, and transport operators, with applicable … READ MORE
The Transportation Development Regulatory Office (TDRO) is the official agency managing traffic and public transport operations in Batangas City. It regulates the operation and maintenance of public land transportation vehicles, enforces local transport ordinances, and ensures smoother, safer mobility for residents and visitors. There are no extra costs for general traffic updates and enforcement, but … READ MORE
The Baguio City Police Office – Traffic Enforcement Unit (BCPO-TEU), commonly referred to as the Traffic Management Office (TMO), is responsible for keeping roads safe, managing congestion, and enforcing traffic ordinances. As Baguio continues to be a prime tourist and commercial hub, the TMO carries out policies such as the number coding scheme, traffic monitoring, … READ MORE
The Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO) of San Juan City ensures that roads stay clear, safe, and accessible for motorists and commuters. It enforces traffic laws, regulates parking, manages permits, and oversees public transportation policies. The TMO operates under the city’s ordinances and Metro Manila-wide regulations, working closely with the MMDA and law enforcement … READ MORE
Caloocan’s Public Safety and Traffic Management Department (PSTMD) is responsible for maintaining order, regulating traffic flow, and keeping the city safe. This city’s TMO enforces local and national traffic regulations, monitors road conditions, and handles services like ticket redemptions and impounded vehicle processing. The PSTMD is in charge of clearing roads, handling complaints, and issuing … READ MORE
The Quezon City Traffic and Transport Management Department (TTMD) is responsible for developing, coordinating, and enforcing policies that improve traffic flow, public transport regulation, and road safety. It serves residents, motorists, businesses, and public transport operators by implementing modern traffic systems and maintaining strict compliance with local laws. There are no direct costs for general … READ MORE
Pasay’s Traffic and Parking Management Office (PTPMO) oversees road safety, enforces traffic laws, and organizes parking regulations across the city. It ensures smoother vehicle movement, reduces congestion, and upholds order by implementing local and national traffic policies. The LGU’s TMO is responsible for the Pasay Traffic Code, which includes various driving regulations, penalties, and parking … READ MORE
Muntinlupa’s Traffic Management Bureau (MTMB) looks after road safety and traffic enforcement across the city. It regulates vehicle flow, enforces laws, and keeps the public safe through structured policies and programs. The city’s TMO handles local traffic code, enforces national road rules, and addresses traffic concerns from motorists and pedestrians. It also conducts safety campaigns, … READ MORE
A Motor Vehicle Clearance Certificate (MVCC) is an official document issued by the Philippine National Police – Highway Patrol Group (PNP-HPG). It certifies that a vehicle is not stolen, has no legal encumbrances, and is clear for transactions such as transfer of ownership, registration, or modification. This document is essential for vehicle purchasers, sellers, and … READ MORE
The Mandaluyong City Traffic and Parking Management Department (TPMD) oversees traffic operations, parking regulations, public transport policies, and road safety measures in the city. This office works to improve mobility, minimize congestion, and create a more organized urban transport system. Whether you’re a commuter, motorist, or transport operator, the Traffic and Parking Management Department provides … READ MORE