Things to know about no contact apprehension policy

Rappler’s James Patrick Cruz breaks down how NCAP works, how to settle your fines, and what to do if you believe you were flagged by mistake

Even without a traffic enforcer on the road, drivers can still be cited for violations under the No Contact Apprehension Policy (NCAP).

After being suspended for nearly three years, the policy is back in effect following the Supreme Court’s decision to lift its temporary restraining order on the scheme.

Rappler’s James Patrick Cruz breaks down how NCAP works, how to settle your fines, and what to do if you believe you were flagged by mistake. – Rappler.com

Reporter and video editor: James Patrick Cruz

Producer: Cara Angeline Oliver