rockyrambo Posted December 3, 2010 Share Posted December 3, 2010 (edited) Kaya ko lang naman iyan pareng jopoc dahil malaking kasiraan sa reputasyon ni Lim ang hostage taking at itong pag-ban ng kuliglig ang kanyang pambawi. San lang .....sana ay hindfe ito isang ningas cogon na proyekto na after 1 month back to normal nanaman ang mga kuliglig sa kalye ng maynila. Dapat iparehistro lahat ng pakyak and mga bicycles na ginagamit sa kalsada...have plates for them para they will be forced to follow traffic rules otherwise their plates will get confiscated and the cant travel on the roads..they are such nuisance on the roads because they absolutely refuse to obey traffic laws...they go on one way streets like they own the road and cars have to give way pa to these assholes. Sobrang gago pa mga yan. Pag nakakagasgas pa sorry lang ibabayad sa yo. Partly to blame din yung mga traffic enforcers and mga police for just turning a blind eye to what these assholes are doing instead of setting them straight kasi alam ng mga police wala silang makukuha dyan sa mga yan. I think its ok lang naman for them to be on the streets of manila because they can help people get around the crowded streets of manila and they can ease traffic congestion by lessening the need for cars but the problem is they have to follow traffic rules like everyone else. I think the main issue here is how to get these pedicabs to follow traffic rules. Edited June 5, 2012 by TheSmilingBandit Quote Link to comment
jopoc Posted December 3, 2010 Share Posted December 3, 2010 Dapat iparehistro lahat ng pakyak and mga bicycles na ginagamit sa kalsada...have plates for them para they will be forced to follow traffic rules otherwise their plates will get confiscated and the cant travel on the roads..they are such nuisance on the roads because they absolutely refuse to obey traffic laws...they go on one way streets like they own the road and cars have to give way pa to these assholes. Sobrang gago pa mga yan. Pag nakakagasgas pa sorry lang ibabayad sa yo. Partly to blame din yung mga traffic enforcers and mga police for just turning a blind eye to what these assholes are doing instead of setting them straight kasi alam ng mga police wala silang makukuha dyan sa mga yan. this happened to me, ang masaklap pa, tinakbuhan ako. kaya kahit insured yung kotse, bayad pa rin ako sa participation fee. dapat insured mga yan. Quote Link to comment
jjpaler Posted December 4, 2010 Share Posted December 4, 2010 Heto o may umeepal.. Kuligligs' find ally in JinggoyBy HANNAH L. TORREGOZADecember 3, 2010, 4:56pm MANILA, Philippines — Instead of looking at “kuligligs” or motorized pedicabs as “pests of the road,” these should instead be appreciated as another characteristic of Filipino ingenuity and a transportation that would cater to the needs of daily local commuters, Senate President Pro Tempore Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada on Friday said. Estrada, who chairs the Senate committee on Labor and Employment, said it is high time the government study the possibility of introducing “kuliglig” in the mainstream transportation sector instead of dealing with the issues of legality through violent means. The senator said this in reference to the violent dispersal of “kuliglig” drivers who earlier protested the Manila City government’s move to ban their operations. “In resolving this issue, thorough studies of the matter as well as extensive consultations with all concerned sectors should be undertaken,” said Estrada. Estrada also said he will initiate feasibility studies of having kuligligs” registered, covered by traffic rules and regulations, meeting safety and public service standards especially for passengers and paying corresponding taxes and fees to the government. He noted that motorized pedicabs actually help advance local commuters needs for short-distance traveling such as to and from nearby marketplace and grocery stores, drugstores, health centers, schools and the main transport terminals. The problem with “kuligligs”, Estrada noted is that they are not registered with the Land Transportation Office (LTO) among other issues. Quote Link to comment
jopoc Posted December 4, 2010 Share Posted December 4, 2010 ^^^ ilagay sa san juan ang mga kuliglig kung gusto nya. Quote Link to comment
hellyeah1 Posted December 6, 2010 Share Posted December 6, 2010 Sa tapat ng bahay nya dapat ang terminal ng kuliglig! Quote Link to comment
tequila5 Posted December 11, 2010 Share Posted December 11, 2010 Makati, progresibong lungsod. Binay was able to attract investors here. Gumanda ang pasok ng pera sa lungsod kaya lahat nakinabang. Lalo na sa mga kabataan at senior citizen. Dati, sawali lang ang mga schools. Tumutulo pa ang binabaha sa loob ng classroom. Ngayon, nagtatayugang paaralan na. Free school materials. Parang pang-pribado ang kalidad ng school. Sa mga matatanda naman, may libreng movie treat for them. May allowance at may cake pag birthday nila. Binay is not a saint, pero bilib ako sa abilidad at talino nya. Quote Link to comment
Guest eljuego Posted December 16, 2010 Share Posted December 16, 2010 (edited) I think its ok lang naman for them to be on the streets of manila because they can help people get around the crowded streets of manila and they can ease traffic congestion by lessening the need for cars but the problem is they have to follow traffic rules like everyone else. I think the main issue here is how to get these pedicabs to follow traffic rules.Correct! Also sidecars should be registered with the LTO, after all, they are a form of land transportation. They should be also given traffic citations when they go in a one-way street. There is an MMDA ordinance that states that tricycles and pedicabs can't use main thoroughfares yet they still use it at nagkacounter flow pa. Edited December 16, 2010 by eljuego Quote Link to comment
moonfang Posted December 18, 2010 Share Posted December 18, 2010 Im not exactly against kuligligs but I do think they should be regulated. Mga pedicab drivers naman ayoko kasi garapalan din kung magviolate ng traffic rules. Ang lakas nila magcounterflow for example. Quote Link to comment
rockyrambo Posted April 3, 2011 Share Posted April 3, 2011 And whats the deal with jeepneys here that dont turn on their headlights at night? Isnt there a law against that? They pose a danger not only to themselves and their passengers but to other cars on the road as well. Somebody ought to do something about the jeepneys who make the bridge at the corner of sta cruz and dasmarinas their terminal. Mayor Lim wag lang kain ng kain sa president. Magtrabaho k naman. Kumukulo dugo ko everytime i pass by there. Quote Link to comment
photographer Posted April 8, 2011 Author Share Posted April 8, 2011 (edited) And whats the deal with jeepneys here that dont turn on their headlights at night? Isnt there a law against that? They pose a danger not only to themselves and their passengers but to other cars on the road as well. Somebody ought to do something about the jeepneys who make the bridge at the corner of sta cruz and dasmarinas their terminal. Mayor Lim wag lang kain ng kain sa president. Magtrabaho k naman. Kumukulo dugo ko everytime i pass by there. ====================================================== Mayor Law Applies to All Otherwise None at All! (taga Sampaloc ako ha! at Alabang din) Rockyrambo, asa pa tayo? Dyos ok, ang daming illegal printing of documents sa Recto, pirated DVDs, illegal vendors sa kalye at sa gitna ng sidewalks na palaki na palaki ang sinasakupan pero nandun naman ang mga tauhan ni Mayor Law Applies to All Otherwise None at All. Yung mga kuligligs? maglakad ka sa Carriedo, sa SM Manila sa Quiapo, sa Rizal Avenue, ang dami pa rin, nakaparada pa sa tapat ng Police Station sa Carriedo LRT station. Di ba Law Applies to All Otherwise None at All? Sayang itong matandang ito, nababoy at dumumi ang Maynila. Tapos clone pa niya si Moreno! Im not exactly against kuligligs but I do think they should be regulated. Mga pedicab drivers naman ayoko kasi garapalan din kung magviolate ng traffic rules. Ang lakas nila magcounterflow for example. ======================================================= No, I think they should really be banned. Regulating them is not the solution. Pedicabs mga iyan and to top it all, they all violate the law, bawal ang tricycle and pedicabs sa MAIN ROADS, yung mga roads na dinadaanan ng mga ruta ng jeepneys. Bakit sila nandun? Paanong regulating kuligligs, eh, wala naman sa charter ng LTFRB ang ganung sasakyan? Kaya wala silang license plate. I think it all boils down to Mayor Press Release, galit at suntok ng lamesa. Edited June 5, 2012 by TheSmilingBandit Quote Link to comment
lonelylooker Posted April 27, 2012 Share Posted April 27, 2012 Negative !!! Walang ginawa kungdi magnakaw ng pera ng bayan... magsugal at mambabae ... at mangloko ng taumbayan ! CLUE : kilala sila ngayon dahil sa mga issue na kinahaharap nila Quote Link to comment
U.P. AdMU2008 Posted May 2, 2012 Share Posted May 2, 2012 Si Bistek? Painting the Police Cars with his name. Quote Link to comment
vexy9 Posted May 6, 2012 Share Posted May 6, 2012 Si Bistek? Painting the Police Cars with his name.sama mo na Bro yung pagiging Poster Boy niya! Putik wala pa ginagawa 'to sa QC! nagpapalaki lang ng Bayag. ibalik nalang si Belmonte. Quote Link to comment
SaintPeter5858 Posted May 6, 2012 Share Posted May 6, 2012 Their SALN's only show 5% of their real net worth Quote Link to comment
ladyboy Posted May 15, 2012 Share Posted May 15, 2012 walang nagawa si lim sa manila walang kwenta Quote Link to comment
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