DICT integrates NCAP violation system into eGovPH app

Motorists can now check and settle traffic violations directly through eGovPH.

DICT integrates NCAP violation system into eGovPH app

Traffic violations now on eGovPH

The government has integrated the Non-Contact Apprehension Policy (NCAP) Online Violation and Payment System into the eGovPH Super App.

MMDA Chairperson Romando Artes said that through the centralized system, motorists will be able to check and settle traffic violations easily.

This means that motorists do not need to go to the MayHuliKa website to check traffic violations.

DICT Undersecretary for eGovernment David Almirol Jr. said the integration took about six months of technical work between the MMDA and DICT teams.

Motorists who wish to contest a violation can also do so online through a QR code embedded in the traffic citation ticket.

Notices of apprehension and resolution are also sent through email and contact details registered with the Land Transportation Office.

Unresolved violations are flagged in a motorist's record with the Land Transportation Office and can prevent the renewal of vehicle registration with no additional penalties or a settlement deadline.

The government assured that the system's transactions are protected by round-the-clock cybersecurity monitoring and encrypted data transmission to comply with data privacy standards.

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Via: PNA