How to Check for MMDA NCAP Violations (2025)

Weeks after NCAP has been reinstated in areas managed by the MMDA, the goverment agency has officially rolled out its website where you can check if you have commited any violations. You will need to check this site once in a while to see if any of your vehicles have been tagged for a violation. Here’s a quick runthrough on how to use the MMDA NCAP website:

Go to the MMDA NCAP website.

Visit the website here to get things started. Unlike the previous version of NCAP, the website requires you input both your plate number/conduction sticker and the MV File number accompanying it. The latter can be found on your vehicle’s Certificate of Registration (CR). It’s located below the Plate Number for newer CR documents like the one below, and beside the Plate Number for older CR documents.

For the MV file number, you will need to check it in your vehicle’s Certificate of Registration (encircled in blue).

Confirm the details you have inputted.

After inputting the necessary details, you’ll receive a reminder about using the NCAP website to make sure that your plate number and MV File number matches LTO records. The MMDA also adds that the website only checks for violations committed under NCAP–for other violations, you may need to contact LTO, your LGU, or the MMDA Head Office.

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Wait for the results

The NCAP website takes less than a minute to see if your vehicle commited any violations, and we’re fortunate that none of our cars were caught under NCAP. Like in the previous window, the MMDA notes that a no record found does not necessarily mean you didn’t commit violations, as the website focuses on violations committed under NCAP.

What do you do if you committed a violation?

The NCAP fine can be paid through the Landbank Link.BizPortral, or through the MMDA Redemption Office at the MMDA Head Office. Those who fail to pay the fines will have their vehicle’s license plate number included in LTO’s alarm list. Those who want to contest the Notice of Violation can do so through an online form of the MMDA Traffic Adjudication Division. Alternatively, drivers may file an appeal at the MMDA Traffic Adjudication Division office at the MMDA Head Office from 7AM to 4PM, from Monday to Friday.