Huli ka!

Saw this jeep waiting on Aurora at around 2:42pm, right beside the small strip of sidewalk separating those turning left from Nagtahan to Aurora.
This guy must have been stopped for at least 3 minutes. And there were PNP guys just across the intersection. Maybe the effort of crossing the intersection is too much for them. Baka lumiit daw yung waistline nila. Sayang naman daw at kay tagal-tagal nila'ng pinalaki y'un.

Hoy! Mag-helmet naman kayo!
Anyway, these guys were seen on Banawe at around 2:56pm.

It must be tinted plate cover day!

The first one was a Mini Pajero (BDA 779) that was seen on N. Domingo at 1:48pm.
The second was a dressed-up Lancer, sporting a KAI Racing decal on the front windshield, seen at Araneta leading towards E. Rodriguez at 1:55pm. This one also had some sort of decal on the front and rear plate covers, covering part of the plate number. All that could be distinguised now are the first letter (U) and the last two numbers (27).
The third one is a Corolla (UMR 783) seen at Banawe at 2:04pm. At least, his rear plate wasn't covered, although for purposes of avoiding being caught on his coding day, this is good enough.
The last one is a Nissan van (TWS 610) seen southbound on SLEX. This one had the darkest set of covers I have ever seen, and he had these on both the front and rear plates. Not only that, nag-counter flow pa s'ya when turning left towards Zobel-Roxas.
Ano 'kala n'ya, taga-gobyerno s'ya?

This time, it's the PNP copying the MMDA. This one was seen on N. Domingo at around 1:46pm today.
But, at least the MMDA vehicles had real plates in the front. This guy had both front and rear plates home-made.