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Hell of a headache on Transcentral Highway, with a staggering number of accidents happening during the weekdays, the Highway Patrol Group 7 has been on the warpath, calling meetings with mayors in Balamban city and two barangay captains, along with the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) 7 to prevent these accidents.
Police Colonel Wilbert Parilla, the Regional Chief of HPG 7, stated that these consecutive accidents on TCH could be due to officials from the government not heeding their warnings about the dangerous knee drag and shoulder drag stunts performed by motorcyclists on the highway.
They faced roadblocks when they realized that the DPWH 7 wasn't planning to install rumble strips or grooves on the road, especially near Pinetree and Manggahan, where riders often take some unwelcome turns.
"As our intervention, we've been going from pillar to post, first reaching out to the DPWH to install those damn rumble strips where they perform those stunts. Pine treehan and Manggahan would be the spots," Parilla quipped.
Staying tuned, they're now monitoring Facebook pages of content creators who post videos and reels on their social media accounts, keeping a close eye on the reckless riders and reporting them to the Land Transportation Office 7.
Parilla admitted that he's been keeping tabs on the riders on the highway thanks to those content creators and their posts on social media.
The HPG 7 has been in talks with local authorities about what actions to take next, whether they should recommend any specific measures or even consider enacting ordinances to curb such dangerous activities in these areas.
Moving away from this, they've deployed police personnel on the TCH, especially during weekends when the mountainous countryside sees an influx of riders. If they spot any dangerous stunts in the videos posted on social media accounts, they plan to investigate using the bike's plate number and other details to file charges against the riders.
Licenses could be suspended, and the culprits might even face a harsh penalty if their reckless behavior continues. /BB
In terms of safety measures, it's advisable for motorcyclists to check their brake systems before mountain ascents, avoid night rides unless equipped with auxiliary lights, and heed warnings against making risky photo stops roadside. It's also essential to use reflective gear, additional lighting, tires with deep treads suitable for wet roads and steep inclines, and exercise caution during foggy or rainy conditions when riding along mountainous areas.
- The Highway Patrol Group 7, in collaboration with Balamban city mayors, barangay captains, and the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) 7, have been active in policy-and-legislation discussions to address the high number of accidents on Transcentral Highway.
- As a preventive measure, Police Colonel Wilbert Parilla has been urging the DPWH 7 to install rumble strips or grooves on the road, particularly near Pinetree and Manggahan, to deter dangerous stunts by motorcyclists.
- In a bid to control dangerous activities, the HPG 7 is keeping a close eye on social media platforms, monitoring content creators who post videos of motorcyclists performing risky stunts, and reporting such instances to the Land Transportation Office 7.
- Motorcyclists have been advised to prioritize safety by checking their brake systems before mountain ascents, avoiding night rides without auxiliary lights, and heeding warnings against making risky photo stops roadside.
- Additional safety precautions include using reflective gear, additional lighting, tires with deep treads for wet roads and steep inclines, and exercising caution during foggy or rainy conditions while riding along mountainous areas.
- On the TCH, the HPG 7 has also deployed police personnel during weekends to investigate and file charges against motorcyclists performing dangerous stunts based on the plate number and other details from the videos posted on social media accounts.
