Here's How to Appeal Your MMDA Traffic Violation Tickets Online

Try to get that traffic citation overturned without leaving your home.

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Ever gotten a traffic citation that you felt you didn't deserve? Well, if you have and have always thought you deserved to have your case appealed, you're in luck. Motorists with traffic violation tickets from the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority can now appeal their infractions online through a new platform launched on Friday, September 23.

According to the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA), motorists can file up to five Unified Ordinance Violation Receipt, a.k.a. UOVR, tickets per complaint form. They will be contacted by the agency's Traffic Adjudication Division within three days of filing for processing of the appeal.

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Here's how motorists can appeal their traffic violation tickets from the MMDA online:

1. Go to the online form and fill up the details needed.

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2. Upload photos or scanned copies of the necessary documents, such as the UOVR receipt, driver's license, and official receipt or certificate of registration of the vehicle.

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3. Appeals can be filed from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday. Appeals filed after 5 p.m. will be processed the following day, the MMDA said.

The MMDA also reminded motorists that their online appeals could be disqualified from processing should they upload wrong or fake documents.

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