- A motorcycle accident involving a collision with a large truck was discussed, where the rider is likened to Iron Man for surviving.
- A woman named Shirley Shena shared that she was blocked on Facebook by an operator after questioning about an accident involving her sister, Mabel, with the operator's truck.
- Shirley took on the task of gathering a statement for the case because the investigator, who had initially claimed to be busy with clients, later stopped communicating and said his job was done.
- The issue of insurance was raised – the truck driver was operating without insurance, and the truck should have been impounded, according to Shirley.
- A spokesperson is mentioned, urging truck operators and owners to be responsible and ensure that all necessary documents are in order, as there will be accountability for non-compliance.
- Mabel, the victim who was allegedly hit by the truck, narrates her condition and the difficulties she faced, including multiple surgeries and a month-long hospitalization. Her family had to seek financial help for her hospital bills.
- Mabel recounts the accident, explaining that she was searching for her dropped license and was traveling slow when she was hit by the truck, which led to her being run over.
- The police investigator assigned to their case is criticized for lack of proper investigation and for blocking Shirley on Facebook after claiming his work was done.
- Police Colonel Jordan Santiago from May Kawayan City Police is invited to talk about the case and acknowledges shortcomings in the investigation, promising to address the issue.
- Ben Tulfo joins the conversation, stressing the need for thorough investigation by the police and proper insurance documentation for the truck involved in the accident. He advocates holding the trucking company accountable through proper law enforcement and insurance claims.
- The host notes that the trucking company, AJ Trucking, has a provisional franchise application and faces severe consequences due to the incident. The LTFRB spokesperson Joel Bolano advises filing a formal complaint, which is perceived as insufficient by the hosts, who demand proactive attention and resolve from LTFRB.
- The program pledges to support Mabel and her family, emphasizing accountability for trucking companies to have the necessary documents and fulfill their responsibilities, as they will be held accountable for any lapses.