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DBP: Red plate SUV on EDSA Busway not ours
Authorities are searching for a driver of a red-plated white SUV who illegally used the EDSA busway and evaded traffic enforcers near Ortigas Station.
The driver claimed to be going to Camp Aguinaldo but could not present a valid driver's license and sped away when asked to pull over.
The Special Action and Intelligence Committee for Transportation (SAICT) found that the SUV's plate number did not match its registered vehicle type, suggesting potential fraud.
The Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP) clarified that the red-plated SUV is not owned by the bank and stated that the original plate remains in their possession.
DBP will cooperate with the Land Transportation Office (LTO) once it receives the show cause order concerning the SUV.
SAICT is working to identify the driver of the SUV, and the EDSA busway has experienced ongoing issues with unauthorized vehicles since its launch in 2020.
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