Ilang motorista, ikinatuwa ang bagong polisiya sa Maynila na hindi paghuli sa kanila tuwing rush hour

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00:00There's a new policy that is being implemented in Manila for motorists.

00:04Let's find out what it is in Bernard Ferrer's report live.

00:07Bernard?

00:11Motorists are pleased with the new policy in Manila

00:15that they won't be arrested for their doing rush hour.

00:19The main consideration is that motorists won't have to worry about going to their destination.

00:30Ariel has been a jeepney driver for three decades.

00:33That's why she's happy with the no apprehension during rush hour policy in Manila.

00:38This means that traffic enforcers won't arrest them

00:43so that their passengers won't have to worry about going to work, school, or other destinations.

00:51This includes 6am to 9am and 4pm to 7pm.

01:01Even though Ariel admitted that she experienced traffic violations several times,

01:06she's confident that the new policy won't be abused.

01:13We won't be able to abuse it.

01:15It's good that we have a good discipline.

01:21Another jeepney driver also supports the new policy for passengers' safety.

01:32It's good for those who are working.

01:42Manila City Mayor Hani Laguna made it clear that the new policy

01:47doesn't mean that motorists won't be able to violate the traffic rules.

01:51They will continue to enforce the traffic direction and control

01:56so that the road will be safe for the vehicles in the city.

02:02Dianne, there's a lot of attention here in Manila,

02:05especially in the City Hall,

02:07where motorists are constantly following the loading and unloading.

02:11The vehicles are also running fast even though it's rush hour in the city.

02:16Back to you, Dianne.

02:18Thank you very much, Bernard Ferrer.