How's my driving?

I think if you would report any reckless driving on the number provided by LFTRB, it will be entertained as a complaint against the said vehicle with some details regarding the complaint, and this will in fact be recorded, and when the time comes for the vehicles' registration, then that's the time problems on the part of the owner of the said vehicle would arise. The complaint filed should be addressed first to get clearance for registration.

I cant say it really effective at all. Almost half of the drivers are aware that they are being monitored. Of course, LTFRB receives tons of complaints each day but I dont any idea how to they resolved this kind of issue. I believe yes.

I'm sure they do received complaints every single day. For sure, since me often times reports reckless drivers that I had encountered everyday. It may not much, but if one or two reckless drivers would be given penalty in a year, then that would be a good accomplishment for me. But I see to it that the drivers whom I report where truly reckless. It would be effective if everyone will cooperate to this campaign.

Yes, i always see that sign in buses, my friend. As to its effectivity, in my opinion, it is not. How can one report a driver when on the first place, the number is at the back of the bus. The moment you alighted and the bus have gone , you won't be able to catch the telephone numbers therein. Though, you can get the Plate number and report it. Well, for it to be effective, people should always report if there is a violation. Although, i know that it will be denied by the driver.

Hi asdomencil! I also noticed those phrase at the back of several vehicles. However, I never have reported anybody, but personally I think this campaign of LTFRB can be of help. We will not know unless we try it ourselves. There can be no better than having a first hand information.

I first noticed it when I was in my college years. It really made me questions if this really effective as the LTRFB immplemented this rule to all Public Utility Vehicle (PUV) in the philippines. Well the signs really important for all the commuters like us. we can complain to the LTFRB office if a PUV driver will do something nasty or I mean abused the rights of a commuters.

Well I guess it is good that these notices are printed at the back of PUVs so that we commuters are reminded to report anything you find about a reckless drivers. But at the back of these numbers I have no idea if LTFRB is indeed getting information from complaints. I do not know how us commuter react and report incidents since many of us are really not that eager in reporting this cases. So far there is no open reports that this is investigated I think for the sole purpose that anything under investigation must not be known to the public yet since it could violate the one being investigated if the agency would report it immediately to the public. I think with regards to reckless drivers, they would be existing as long as there are traffic on the road. I think some are just plain reckless and some are just accidental reckless ones on the road. I think minimizing them can be done but you could not totally weed them off the road for sure.

Hi there! I have seen those signs in every public transportation I take I think its a good help to commuters.But as far as your question goes,I think the LTFRB is doing its job in making the welfare of both commuters and their drivers safe and proper.But I haven't used those contact numbers even if I saw some drivers specially the bus drivers who is texting while driving .I was sitted on the back of the bus driver that time and honestly speaking I wasn't comfortable enough seeing the driver drive the bus with just one hand and his other hand and his eyes were stucked on his cellular phone.I couldn't help myself so I gently tapped the driver's shoulder and told him in a nice tone that you have commuters on your bus and our lives depends on your driving it's not bad to use a cellphone specially if its for emergency purposes and if situation permits, if you really want to read the message you can stop by at the corner of the road and read your message and reply and then start the engine again and lets continue with our travel .If you were a commuter on that bus on that exact time.,you wouldn't be able to get your cellphone and dial those number and report actually instinct will direct you to catch the attention of the driver right? hahahah maybe you can do it after an incident though.

I really don't know how to answer your questions. Maybe this campaign really helps or just useless depending on your city and the type of people living there. In my place, people are all concerned by what's happening around them--aside for those people who are aliens. I am sure those drivers are aware that there are people who gives feedbacks on their driving--at least that's how it is in my area. As for your questions on numbers 3 and 4, I really have no idea what's the answer for that. Have a nice day and Happy MyLotting!

I also noticed that but are there concerned citizens who bothered to send messages or call the LTFRB? Maybe there are only few who can. I don't really know if this is effective.