From left: General Edgardo B. Aglipay, Philippine National Police (ret.), Air21 chairman Bert Lina, Court of Appeals presiding Justice Andres Reyes Jr, former Transport and Communications Secretary Jose de Jesus, CTAP President Rupert Bayocot, and former Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board chairman Alberto Suansing.
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From left: General Edgardo B. Aglipay, Philippine National Police (ret.), Air21 chairman Bert Lina, Court of Appeals presiding Justice Andres Reyes Jr, former Transport and Communications Secretary Jose de Jesus, CTAP President Rupert Bayocot, and former Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board chairman Alberto Suansing.

THE Confederation of Truckers Association of the Philippines (CTAP) recently concluded its 5th annual golf tournament at the Club Intramuros Golf Course in Manila. The tournament raised funds to support CTAP’s driver training program that promotes road safety among members of the trucking industry. Part of the tournament proceeds will also be used to implement other CTAP programs, including the Port Area Youth Project which aims to curtail criminality among the youth in the port area.

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