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New roads added to number coding scheme

EDSA and C5 were recently removed from the list of places with number coding window — meaning you may no longer ply these roads from 7AM to 8PM straight while your vehicle is under coding. The list just got longer with the addition of new roads as announced by the Department of Transportation (DOTr) in a statement.

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The roads with no window hours include the following:

Recto Avenue
President Quirino Avenue
Araneta Avenue
CP Garcia
Taft Avenue
SLEX
Shaw Boulevard
Ortigas Avenue
Magsaysay Boulevard
Aurora Boulevard
Quezon Avenue
Commonwealth Avenue
A. Bonifacio Avenue
Rizal Avenue
Del Pan
Marcos Highway
MacArthur Highway
C-6 Road

“The extended coding hours and expanded coverage of the ‘no window hours’ policy are aimed to decongest traffic flow and reduce volume of vehicles on national roads in Metro Manila,” said the DOTr.

This implementation will begin on November 1 in an attempt to decongest the road; More so with the Christmas season coming up.

{Via 1, 2}

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5 Comments

odo says:

8 years ago

pati SLEX from San Pedro Exit to Calamba ba yan?
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0pasaload says:

8 years ago

Sana gawin na nilang whole day na hindi makalabas yung sasakyan para talagang bawas kotse sa kalsada.
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just sayin' says:

8 years ago

it appears that the government doesn’t really understand the problem. we don’t have a comfortable and reliable public transportation. hence, people will buy their own vehicle resulting to more congested road. if we have good public transportation service, we won’t have as much vehicle on the road as we have now. for sure you have experienced heavy traffic where there was no accident, no flooding, just sheer large volume of vehicles.
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Miss Call says:

8 years ago

DOT recently announced that the said measure only saved an average of 10 minutes of travel time.
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