traffic enforcers nga naman sila

**jundogg** · June 28th, 2007 05:21 AM

yup they enforce the traffic law. sila rin ang nagpapatraffic sa daan.

grabe, sa bawat intersection nalang o kahit saan man na matraffic, along the way, makikita mong may enforcer na nagtatraffic. i really doubt that they are the mere cause of it!

na-obserbahan ko kasi, tuwing im out on the road, madalas lang naman isa lang ang route ko from house to work or mall and vice versa. napapansin ko, kapag wala sila or nasa tabi lang, mejo matrapik pero ayus naman ang flow. pero pag sila na ang nagtatraffic, grabe, parang 3x ang stop sign. HEAVY FLOW! bagay nga name nila, kasi sila ang gumagawa ng trapik!!!

paubaya nalang nila ang traffic light at manghuli nalang sila ng mga lalabag dito. either nagiging useless sila o ang mga traffic lights. hay nako.

**Syuryuken** · June 28th, 2007 06:47 AM

Hindi naman sila ang cause ng trapik, pag heavy traffic sila ang umaasiste sa mga motorista pero pag hindi pa mabigat ang trapiko hinahayaan lang nila.

**sirmykel** · June 28th, 2007 07:52 AM

they have to balance the flow of vehicles in every way.
minsan kasi niraradyo nila from their other end kung ok na.

isa pa mahirap pa rin ang ginagawa nila na nakatayo sa gitna
ng kalsada lalong lalo na kapag tirik na tirik ang araw.

pwera na lang dun sa mga kurakot at mga buwaya.

**impulzz** · June 28th, 2007 08:52 AM

yung sa kanto ng e. rod at araneta sila ang cause ng trafic. 3 lanes either way ang e. rod. pero madals pinapayagan nila ang counter flow sa e rod. from st. luke's to QI. so yung galing QI from 3 napipilitan mag merge to 2 tapos may squatters pa sa tapat ng delos santos hospital kaya merge ulit to 1 pa mainsan

**boybi** · June 28th, 2007 10:14 AM

Originally Posted by jundogg

yup they enforce the traffic law. sila rin ang nagpapatraffic sa daan.

grabe, sa bawat intersection nalang o kahit saan man na matraffic, along the way, makikita mong may enforcer na nagtatraffic. i really doubt that they are the mere cause of it!

na-obserbahan ko kasi, tuwing im out on the road, madalas lang naman isa lang ang route ko from house to work or mall and vice versa. napapansin ko, kapag wala sila or nasa tabi lang, mejo matrapik pero ayus naman ang flow. pero pag sila na ang nagtatraffic, grabe, parang 3x ang stop sign. HEAVY FLOW! bagay nga name nila, kasi sila ang gumagawa ng trapik!!!

paubaya nalang nila ang traffic light at manghuli nalang sila ng mga lalabag dito. either nagiging useless sila o ang mga traffic lights. hay nako.

Syempre, kung hindi traffic, bakit pa gigitna ang mga traffic enforcers? Kung matindi ang traffic, dun palang sila mag-guide ng traffic.

Yan din ang madalas sabihin ng mga nakakasama ko sa car, "kaya sobrang traffic, siguradong may police/traffic enforcer dun sa intersection". Hehe, e ano naman ang gagawin ng enforcer dun sa intersection kung walang traffic?

**kpy555** · June 28th, 2007 10:42 AM

Some traffic enforcers do well naman but there are some who does not really know how to manage traffic (e.g. security guards in malls - malamang crash course lang on traffic management; mga baguhan - gaining experience pa lang).

But one thing I observed why traffic builds up fast in one intersection is that the traffic enforcers stop the cars too long. I think the correct approach is a shorter stop and go time for each intersection, just like a round robin logic in CPU processing. In this way, waiting time will be reduced significantly.

Some stoplights (e.g. Ortigas-Wilson interchange) stop the cars too long, and the "go" time is short, but traffic volume is rather large. And this causes heavy traffic.

**j_avonni** · June 28th, 2007 11:52 AM

Sometimes traffic enforcers interfere with the traffic lights and that causes confusions. If they do, they should turn off the traffic lights.

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**badsekktor** · June 28th, 2007 02:07 PM

nagtatrapik pag may operation sila at nanghuhuli

**IMm29** · June 28th, 2007 02:09 PM

Yeah, IMO, if they must enforce traffic, they should turn off the traffic lights. It gets confusing otherwise. Also, there are traffic enforcers who know how to do their job. Some just seem to have worn the uniform and walked up to the intersection. Traffic just gets worse when an enforcer keeps one side stopped for too long, while the other side is going for the same time.