NCAP Zones in the Philippines Where You Need to Be Extra Careful

Have you recently driven through areas covered by the No Contact Apprehension Program (NCAP)?

If so, it’s a good idea to check your vehicle’s plate number as soon as possible. NCAP uses surveillance cameras to monitor traffic violations, and you might not even realize you’ve been flagged until a notice arrives. To avoid unexpected penalties or late fees, take a few minutes to verify if there are any outstanding violations linked to your plate number.

Settling any fines promptly can save you from added stress and potential legal issues down the road—especially if you plan to renew your registration. Don’t wait for a surprise notice—check now and stay ahead!

At the moment, the no-contact apprehension policy (NCAP) is still suspended. The program was temporarily shelved after the Supreme Court issued a Temporary Restraining Order on August 30, 2022.

Enter your notice of Violation Number and Pin Code in the search form of the following NCAP websites. If you do not have a notice slip but would like to inquire about your vehicle, you may search your plate number (for example ABC123 without space).

Bataan City

Check Your Notice Check Plate Number

Manila City

Check Your Notice Check Plate Number

Marikina City

Check Plate Number and Check Your Notice

Muntinlupa City

Check Your Notice Check Plate Number

Parañaque City

Check Your Notice Check Plate Number

Quezon City

Check Your Notice Check Plate Number

Valenzuela City

Check Your Notice Check Plate Number

Places With No-contact Apprehension Policy/Program Cameras

In Bataan (the first province to adopt NCAP), the no-contact apprehension system is being implemented at the following area.

1. Roman Superhighway

In Manila, the no-contact apprehension system is being implemented at the following areas.

1. España cor. Lacson
2. Kalaw and M. H Del Pilar
3. Quirino cor. Taft
4. España cor. Dela Fuente and Vicente Cruz
5. Quirino cor. San Marcelino
6. UN Ave. – San Marcelino
7. Quirino cor. MH Del Pilar
8. Abad Santos and Bambang
9. Taft cor. P. Ocampo
10. Abad Santos and Tayuman
11. Burgos cor. Ma. Orosa
12. Taft and Estrada
13. Chinese Gen, pedestrian
14. Taft and Remedios
15. Lacson Ave, and Aragon St.
16. Taft Pedro Gil
17. España Blvd. ( Metro Oil )

In Parañaque City, the no-contact apprehension system is being implemented at the following areas.

1. Sto Nino – North Bound
2. NAIA Road (Quirino) – Westbound
3. President’s Avenue – Northbound
4. EVACOM CAA Avenue – Northbound

In Quezon City, the no-contact apprehension system is being implemented at 15 junctions.

1. Quirino Highway – Susano Road (Novaliches Bayan)
2. Quirino Highway – Zabarte Road
3. Quirino Highway – Tandang Sora (Sangandaan)
4. E. Rodriguez Sr. Avenue – Tomas Morato Avenue
5. E. Rodriguez Sr. Avenue – Gilmore Avenue
6. E Rodriguez – Hemady Street
7. Aurora Boulevard – Hemady Street
8. Aurora Boulevard – Gilmore Avenue
9. Aurora Boulevard – Broadway Avenue
10. Aurora Boulevard – 20th Avenue
11. West Avenue – Baler Street
12. East Avenue – BIR Road
13. Kamias Road – Kalayaan Avenue
14. P. Tuazon Boulevard – 13th Avenue
15. P. Tuazon Boulevard – 15th Avenue

In Valenzuela City, the no-contact apprehension system is being implemented at the following areas.

1. Fernando St. Northbound, McArthur Highway
2. MH del Pilar BL – Southbound
3. Gov 1 Santiago BL – Northbound

Hope this helps. Ride safe!

Sources:

1. Skid. (2021, November 5). Bataan launches no contact apprehension program (ncap) [Blog post]. Retrieved from https://rondabalita.net/41644/
2. TopGear.com.ph. (2022, June 28). Quick guide: 15 Quezon City intersections with no-contact apprehension cameras [Blog post]. Retrieved from https://www.topgear.com.ph/features/feature-articles/quezon-city-ncap-intersections-a2619-20220628
3. Cutaran, J. (2022, June 29). List: Cities, areas in NCR with no-contact apprehension policy [Blog post]. Retrieved from https://unbox.ph/editorials/list-cities-areas-in-ncr-with-no-contact-apprehension-policy/