Best Posts in Thread: Drink Driving Law Taking Affect This March

I have to laugh, when I read this article in the Negros Chronicle :
As soon as Mayor Manuel Sagarbarria signs this new ordinance, specific kinds of helmets and bonnets will no longer be allowed used by riding motorbikers. Not only are these face-covered helmets and bonnets the favorite head attires of would-be assassins riding in tandem, they are also favorites of those who are either casing a would-be victim, or a sneaking eye of person spying on anything. The anti-bonnet and anti-mask ordinance in Dumaguete was approved on the third and final reading during the regular session Wednesday.Approximately a month from now, it will be implemented. The ordinance prohibits motorists from using bonnets and masks while riding on a motorcycle around the city. It was fathered by Coun. Franklin Esmeña III and Coun. Antonio Remollo. The new law is scheduled to be delivered to the provincial board for review.

How many motorcycle riders use helmets here, have mirrors, working lights, indicators or illegal exhausts. This drink driving law will be another law that everyone will talk about for a month, then forgotten.

 

I thought this was supposed to take effect a year ago? I would not want to be in a serious accident though and be drunk, whoevers fault it was it would be mine.

 

I have problem with this , i have to be over the limit before i am game to drive around duma day or night

 

So I wonder what would happen if you hit a check point after having .06% or more and you attach a couple folded 1,000 peso bills to your drivers licenses when you are asked to show it??