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Installation of signages at G. Araneta corner N. Domingo, San Juan City in connection to No Contact Apprehension Policy (NCAP)

This project involves the supply, fabrication, and installation of warning signages at the intersection of G. Araneta Avenue and N. Domingo Street in San Juan City. The high-visibility, retroreflective signages serve to give advance notice to motorists that traffic conditions are monitored around-the-clock by high-definition automated enforcement cameras. Designed to encourage voluntary traffic compliance, these […]

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This project involves the supply, fabrication, and installation of warning signages at the intersection of G. Araneta Avenue and N. Domingo Street in San Juan City. The high-visibility, retroreflective signages serve to give advance notice to motorists that traffic conditions are monitored around-the-clock by high-definition automated enforcement cameras. Designed to encourage voluntary traffic compliance, these […]
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