Signing- off as a MMDA Traffic Officer.

In order to tackle the traffic problem.

Working as a traffic Enforcer was a learning process. We need to understand Traffic congestion and to conduct the traffic, directional and control. There is no solution in traffic but we need to apply patience, discipline and be obedience to follow traffic laws.

- Deanna, Former Traffic Enforcer 

I just saw the Wonder Woman - great film with a message.
"We can all become a Goddess or God. And we must work towards good - peace, tolerance, cooperation, non-violence and friendship.

Seems that violence and hatred maybe far away - in other countries in other people we don't understand. However, it is in us as well. In our everyday intentions, thoughts, and actions. In what we eat, what we wear, and how we treat others. We must first become good and then we can promote good. Use meditation, yoga, self-observance, and prayer to become strong from the inside. Then be a warrior of good, teaching your family, friends, communities etc. on the right path."
We are all "Wonder" women and men.

 -Manisha Shah

Certificate.


  Inter-Agency Committee on Traffic

(I-ACT)

MMDA, HPG, AFP, LTFRB and LTO

Part of this unification means the HPG and MMDA will share resources and manpower including motorcycles. With the HPG acting as lead agency, they will have direct access to the MMDA command center to better monitor traffic conditions in Metro Manila.

With Traffic Management Officers

MMDA