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June 26th, 2012 09:57 AM #12
Tarpaulins won't work. Felt tip pen over transparent tape won't work either. Basically, anything temporary looking will not work.
There is no point in reasoning with those crocs since they are determined to collect their "cut".
May as well as follow the rules, that way their fault findings will look less plausible.
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June 26th, 2012 12:42 PM #13
google niyo kung sino mga konsehal, kapitan etc. etc. sa lugar na pupuntahan niyo para pag na aberya kayo banggitin niyo lang si kapitan ganito blah-blah-blah.
noong may nagsabi sakin ng ganyan tinatamad pako mag-google.
tapos nahuli ako diyan sa pasay cartimar. pinakitaan ko ng pic ng pontio pilato nila na buti na lang nagoogle ko at sinave ko lang sa phone ko. tapos blah-blah-blah.
presto! nakaalis nako.
try niyo lang. ngayon dami ko ngang pics ng mga hindi ko kilalang politiko sa phone ko.
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June 26th, 2012 02:07 PM #14
Colorum nga ang violation dyan. Hindi lang sa Pasay, pati mga enforcers ng LTO matinik sa ganyang violation. Hiraman din kasi kami ng trucks kaya iba ang nakalagay na business name sa truck and sa invoice. Ilan times na rin kami nahuli, most of the time nakukuha naman sa explanation (without lagay). Pero twice tinuluyan. 6k+ ang fine and suspension of driver's license for 3 months pa.
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June 26th, 2012 02:22 PM #15
Wow, meron palang ganitong rule ..... from what I understand "colorum" is the unauthorized operation of a motor vehicle in the absence of a franchise or a certificate of public conveyance ( correct me if I'm wrong here ). How is this related if a business entity is just loaning a delivery van from a friend to deliver his goods? Another racket by the LGU's traffic planners I say.
When was the last time you changed them? If it's been a while, I suggest following your mechanic's...
Rubber boot question (repair or replace)