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MMDA assures manual review of NCAP violations
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) assures that all violations captured by AI-powered CCTV cameras under the no-contact apprehension policy (NCAP) undergo manual validation by personnel.
This clarification addresses concerns from motorists, especially emergency vehicle drivers, who feared being wrongly ticketed.
Violations initially captured by AI are subject to automatic review, followed by manual inspection by NCAP personnel, who are mostly deaf-mutes.
Apprehensions found to be incorrect, particularly those where drivers yielded to emergency vehicles, will be invalidated.
Motorists who believe they have received an erroneous violation notice may file an appeal online through a provided link or personally at the MMDA head office in Pasig.
The AI CCTVs are exclusively deployed on EDSA, while other Metro Manila thoroughfares utilize high-definition CCTVs, digital cameras, and personnel equipped with speed guns and handheld cameras.
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