Land Transportation Office chief Jay Art Tugade carried out a shock bus inspection on the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX) on Saturday.
According to a report by Bernadette Reyes on “24 Oras Weekend,” bus tires, lights, and paperwork have been totally examined.
During the inspection, a bus was seen having bald tires and a damaged mild, so it was not permitted to journey.
The driver stated that he persistently checks the bus earlier than touring.
“Chineck namin yan kahapon eh pati itong madaling araw, pasado naman po. Ngayon lang po nagkataon napundi mga ilaw sa likod,” stated the bus driver.
Bus drivers have been additionally drug examined to see in the event that they have been match to drive. A bus driver was prevented from driving after admitting that he used unlawful medication.
“Hindi lang po buhay ng nagmamaneho ang nakataya po rito, pati mga buhay po ng ating mga pasahero. May mga bata, may matatanda,” stated Tugade.
(It’s not simply the bus driver’s life that’s at stake, it is also concerning the security of our passengers – the youngsters and the aged.)
Meanwhile, the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) Chief Major General Edgar Ala Okubo additionally inspected bus terminals and docks.
“‘Yung mga bahay nila na iniwan nila na dapat ihabilin nila meron silang mga kapitbahay na at least mag-check sa mga naiwan nilang gamit,” he reminded the vacationers.
(Those who will probably be away from their houses ought to ask neighbors to verify in on their property.)
The Toll Regulatory Board (TRB) additionally reminded the passengers who will go by NLEX and SCTEX this Holy Week to load their RFID earlier than touring. — Sherylin Untalan/DVM, GMA Integrated News
Source: www.gmanetwork.com
