The report says the No Contact Apprehension Program (NCAP) will expand beyond major roads and return in five Metro Manila cities on October 5, 2026. The supplied excerpt does not identify the cities or specific roads. Drivers in affected areas may be recorded by traffic cameras for violations, so the expanded coverage could affect everyday trips and route choices. Knowing where enforcement applies can help residents avoid violations and plan ahead. The supplied information does not name the five cities, enforcement routes, fine amounts, or any registration requirements. NCAP violations are recorded using CCTV or handheld cameras; motorists should check the relevant local government’s official notices for coverage and payment or appeal instructions.
Background
NCAP uses cameras to record traffic violations without requiring an officer to stop the vehicle at the scene. In Metro Manila, the policy resumed after the Supreme Court lifted a temporary restraining order, and the latest report describes an expansion to five cities.
Source: Rappler