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Showing posts with label Motor Vehicle. Show all posts

Motorcycle riding is a pervasive mode of transport in Metro Manila, offering speed and flexibility but also posing significant safety challenges. To address this, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has launched a groundbreaking initiative: the MMDA Motorcycle Riding Academy (MRA). This academy provides free, expert-led training designed to equip riders with enhanced skills and a deeper understanding of road safety.

If you're a beginner looking to learn or an experienced rider aiming to refine your skills, the MRA offers a unique opportunity to become a more responsible and safer road user.


What is the MMDA Motorcycle Riding Academy (MRA)?

The MMDA MRA is a pioneering program dedicated to improving the safety and proficiency of motorcycle riders in Metro Manila. Situated at a GSIS-owned vacant lot at Julia Vargas Avenue corner Meralco Avenue in Pasig City, the academy offers free, two-day training sessions.


Led by the MMDA, the academy's core mission is to:

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  • Enhance the safety and proficiency of motorcycle riders.
  • Instill proper road etiquette and comprehensive understanding of traffic regulations.
  • Teach fundamental to advanced motorcycle handling techniques.
  • Foster a culture of responsible riding and proactive road safety awareness.

The program aims to address the critical need for proper traffic education among motorcycle riders, ultimately contributing to safer roads and reduced accidents in the bustling metropolitan landscape.


Comprehensive Course Curriculum

The two-day Motorcycle Riding Course is meticulously designed to cover a wide array of essential topics and practical skills, including:



Basic Road Emergency Response: Crucial knowledge for handling unexpected situations on the road.

Road Traffic Rules and Regulations: In-depth understanding of local traffic laws to promote compliance.

Motorcycle Orientation on Basic Parts: Familiarization with the motorcycle's components for better control and maintenance.

Control and Operation of Motorcycles: Mastering fundamental techniques for safe handling.

Demonstration of Static Position and Moving Position: Practical exercises to build confidence and control.

Motorcycle Skills Practice and Demonstration: Hands-on training to apply learned concepts in various scenarios.



Key Benefits of Enrolling at the MRA

Participating in the MMDA Motorcycle Riding Academy offers numerous advantages for aspiring and current riders:

  • Enhanced Safety Skills: Gain essential knowledge and practical experience in motorcycle handling, emergency response, and crucial road safety practices.

  • Fundamental Riding Techniques: Master core riding skills and traffic regulations.

  • Confidence Boost: Develop greater assurance in navigating urban streets.

  • Community Support: Benefit from a supportive learning environment and opportunities to exchange experiences with fellow riders.

  • Accredited Certification and Badge: Receive official recognition of your riding proficiency upon successful completion.

  • Access to Resources: Enjoy expert instruction, educational materials, and ongoing support from the MMDA.

  • Promotes Responsible Riding Behavior: Contribute to a safer road environment for everyone.

  • Improved Road Safety: Directly help in reducing the incidence of accidents in Metro Manila and beyond.



Who Can Join? Eligibility Criteria

Before you apply, ensure you meet the following requirements:

  • Age: Participants must be 17 years old and above.

  • Bicycle Riding Skills: You must be able to balance and ride a bicycle confidently. This is a prerequisite as it indicates basic balancing ability.

  • Necessary Gear: You are required to provide your own standard protective gear. This includes:

    • Full-face helmet
    • Full-finger motorcycle gloves
    • Rain gear
    • Jacket
    • Pants
    • Shoes or Boots
    • Elbow Guards
    • Knee Guards
    • Reflective safety vest (optional)

Note: Participants without complete protective gear will not be allowed to join the training.


Required Documents for Enrollment

To complete your enrollment, prepare photocopies of the following documents:

  • Your Driver’s License or Student’s Permit (if available). If unavailable, a government-issued ID may be accepted.

  • Barangay clearance.

  • Certificate of employment (if employed).

  • Medical certificate/health declaration.

  • Motorcycle safety course waiver signed by both the student and his or her parents (if the applicant is under 18 years old).


Step-by-Step Enrollment Procedures

Enrolling in the MMDA MRA is designed to be straightforward. Follow these steps to secure your slot:

Official MMDA Website

Step 1: Visit the Official MMDA Website. Navigate to the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority's official website.

Look for this banner on MMDA's website

Step 2: Access the Online Enrollment Form. Look for the banner or link related to the Motorcycle Riding Academy enrollment. Alternatively, you can go directly to the online enrollment form by clicking this link: https://forms.gle/UPPbryVoaKoiyxJE9.


Step 3: Fill Out the Form Accurately. Be ready to provide all required information completely, including:

  • Email Address
  • Full name
  • Address
  • Date of birth
  • Age
  • Gender
  • License type (choose "None" if you don't have one)
  • Cellphone number
  • Preferred schedule (the academy operates Monday to Saturday, with Day 1 on MWF and Day 2 on TThS)
  • Whether you know how to ride a bicycle
  • Your reason for taking the class
  • Employment status

Step 4: Submit the Form and Await Confirmation. After filling out all fields, click submit. The academy will then review your application and send you a confirmation regarding your enrollment status.

Step 5: Attend the Two-Day Course. Once accepted, proceed to the Motorcycle Riding Academy on your scheduled dates. The training runs from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

Step 6: Take the Motorcycle Riding Skills Test. Upon completion of the Basic Motorcycle Rider Course, you will undergo a skills test to assess your proficiency.

Step 7: Receive Your Certificate and Badge. Upon successfully passing the skills test, you will be awarded a Certificate of Completion and an honorary badge.

Step 8: Stay Updated. Keep an eye out for any additional requirements or announcements communicated by the MMDA regarding the academy.


Fees: The Best Part – It's FREE!

The two-day Motorcycle Riding Academy training is absolutely free for all eligible individuals aged 17 and above. There are no fees or payments required before, during, or after the course. The motorcycles used for training are also provided by the academy.


Important Reminders


Batch Capacity: Each training batch can accommodate up to 100 participants.

Motorcycle Provision: The academy provides the motorcycles for the training sessions. You only need to bring your personal protective gear.

Program Objective: The MRA is specifically designed to address the observed lack of traffic education among motorcycle riders in Metro Manila.

Retake Policy: If you fail either the written test or the practical skills test twice, you will be required to retake the entire two-day course.


The MMDA Motorcycle Riding Academy stands as a significant effort to enhance road safety in the National Capital Region. By taking advantage of this free and comprehensive training, riders can not only safeguard themselves but also contribute to a more disciplined and secure environment on Metro Manila's roads.



Here's How to Enroll to MMDA Motorcycle Riding Course for FREE!


Learn about number coding in Baguio City.



Baguio City implements a vehicular traffic reduction scheme to de-congest the Central Business District on weekdays from 7am to 7pm.


This is similar to that being imposed in Metro Manila, Philippines, except that the restriction is limited to the business center only, and not where most tourist attractions are located and in the outlying residential areas of the City of Pines.


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Number Coding in Baguio City

In the City of Baguio, the number coding scheme is active on weekdays only. All motor vehicles, based on the last number of their license plates, are prohibited from entering or operating within the number coding zone starting from 7 AM to 7 PM:
  • 1-2 Monday
  • 3-4 Tuesday
  • 5-6 Wednesday
  • 7-8 Thursday
  • 9-0 Friday




Baguio City Number Coding Coverage

The Number Coding Scheme in Baguio is being implemented only on roads within the number coding zone. The following roads, consisting of the perimeter line of the zone, are then considered outside and not included in the implementation of the scheme:
  • Naguilian Road from the junction of Bokawkan Road to the junction of Abanao Street
  • Abanao Street Extension to the junction of Yandoc Street
  • Yandoc Street
  • Legarda Road to the junction of Marcos Highway
  • Marcos Highway from the junction of Legarda Road to BGH Circle
  • Kennon Road from BGH Circle to the junction of Military Cut-Off Road
  • Military Cut Off Road to Military Circle
  • South Drive from Military Circle to Teacher’s Camp Road
  • M. Roxas Road to Trancoville Bridge
  • Bokawkan Road (including part of Magsaysay Avenue below the Flyover) from the junction of La Trinidad Road and Trancoville Bridge to the junction of Naguilian Road


Baguio City Number Coding Exemptions

The number coding scheme do not apply if the vehicles are any of the following:
  • Chartered mini-buses used to visit Baguio City for the purposes of lakbay-aral or excursion
  • Government-owned motor vehicles with red plates (used to allow government officials to do their functions)
  • Vehicles of the Philippine Postal Corporation being used to deliver mail.
  • Armored cars used by banks for bulk money transfer
  • Motor vehicles used in cases of emergency posing danger to life and limb
  • Water delivery trucks used in assisting in fire control
  • Service vehicles of public utility companies performing an emergency repairs within the number coding zone.
  • Land Transportation and Regulatory Board registered school services ferrying preschool, elementary and high school students from 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. in schools located within the number coding zone.
  • Private motor vehicles and chartered public utility vehicles of tourists who are participants of sanctioned activities such as conventions, conferences and assemblies.



Baguio City Number Coding Suspension

The suspension of the Number Coding Scheme in Baguio City is only executed through an Administrative Order issued by the City Mayor under the following conditions:
  • a. occurrence of public disturbances or natural calamities
  • b. observance of major official celebrations or similar activities sponsored or co-sponsored by the City Government for a limited duration or a specific period



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Parking in Baguio

Vehicles prohibited from entering the number coding zone based on the scheme are also not allowed to park along roads or streets which are included in the perimeter line from 7 AM to 7 PM, Monday to Friday.

In line with this, there are actually pay parking areas around the city where you can leave your cars without worrying while touring Baguio. Just remember to always be patient in looking and waiting especially during holidays, city activities, or weekends when a lot of tourists are going to Baguio City.



Baguio City Number Coding Penalty

Violation of any provision in the Ordinance shall fall under “NON-OBSERVANCE OF TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNALS AND SIGNS of City Ordinance Numbered 7-84” (Where a “No Entry” sign is erected over or adjacent to a thoroughfare, the driver shall not proceed on that thoroughfare beyond the sign).

The driver’s license of any person found to be in violation of the foregoing shall be confiscated by the police authorities upon issuance of a citation ticket. 

Licenses may only be retrieved upon payment of a standard fine of P500.00 with the Office of the City Treasurer.

If you want to check a violation online, visit - LTO's LTMS PORTAL



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Learn about number coding in Pasig City.



Understanding Number Coding in Metro Manila

The number coding scheme (also called the Modified Unified Vehicular Volume Reduction Program or UVVRP) is a traffic management strategy for reducing the number of cars—and ultimately easing congestion—on the road.

The Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) implements the number coding implementation in Metro Manila. Through this program, traffic volume is expected to be reduced by 20% during morning and afternoon/evening peak hours.

For live traffic update, visit METRO MANILA LIVE TRAFFIC UPDATE via MMDA

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Number Coding in Pasig

The number coding in Pasig follows MMDA’s coding scheme. It means number coding applies from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.

For complete list, visit Number Coding in Metro Manila.



Number Coding in Metro Manila

As a driver or even as a car owner, it’s best to know your vehicle’s plate number, especially its last digit to avoid using it on the imposed number coding days. Plate numbers that end with 1 and 2 are not allowed to travel on certain roads every Monday. The same policy applies on plate numbers 3 and 4 every Tuesday, 5 and 6 every Wednesday, 7 and 8 every Thursday, and 9 and 0 every Friday.

MMDA Number Coding

Where Does Number Coding Apply in the Philippines?

According to the MMDA, number coding in the Philippines covers all cities and towns within Metro Manila.

However, Makati City is excluded from the program since it has its own traffic code. Makati implements its number coding scheme from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

All the following major roads in cities under the jurisdiction of the MMDA shall follow the number coding scheme:
  • EDSA
  • C5
  • Recto Avenue
  • Quirino Avenue
  • Araneta Avenue
  • C6
  • Roxas Boulevard
  • Taft Avenue
  • South Luzon Expressway (SLEX)
  • Shaw Boulevard
  • Ortigas Avenue
  • Bonifacio Avenue
  • Rizal Avenue
  • Quezon Avenue
  • Marcos Highway
  • Del Pan
  • Magsaysay Boulevard
  • Aurora Boulevard


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Number Coding Exemptions

According to the MMDA, the vehicles exempted from the number coding scheme include the following:
  • Public utility vehicles or PUVs (including tricycles)
  • Transport network vehicle services (TNVS)
  • Motorcycles
  • Garbage trucks
  • Fuel trucks
  • Ambulances
  • Fire trucks
  • Marked government vehicles
  • Marked media vehicles
  • Motor vehicles that carry essential and/or perishable goods

MMDA Number Coding Exemptions

Take note that this number coding exemption doesn't apply to Makati City, according to the MMDA.




When is the number coding usually lifted?

Coding days in Metro Manila and nearby cities are usually suspended during public holidays and weekends. The MMDA also announces the number coding suspensions during calamities (typhoons, volcanic eruptions, etc.). It may even lift number coding during public transport failures, like nationwide transport strikes or temporary closures of MRT/LRT lines.


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What is the penalty for number coding violations?

In case you get caught violating the number coding scheme, you’ll need to pay a ₱500 fine, according to the single ticketing system provision of the Metro Manila Traffic Code.



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Where can I pay the fine for my number coding violation?

If you're wondering how you're supposed to settle the fine for your number coding scheme violation, the MMDA has a list of payment channels to choose from, including the following:
  • MMDA Traffic Management Division
  • Landbank Link Biz Portal
  • Bayad Center
  • SM Bills Payment
  • PayMaya
  • GCash
  • GrabPay

If you want to check a violation online, visit - LTO's LTMS PORTAL


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Number Coding in Pasig City (Window Hours, Exemptions & Fees)


Learn about number coding in the City of Manila.



Understanding Number Coding in Metro Manila

The number coding scheme (also called the Modified Unified Vehicular Volume Reduction Program or UVVRP) is a traffic management strategy for reducing the number of cars—and ultimately easing congestion—on the road.

The Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) implements the number coding implementation in Metro Manila. Through this program, traffic volume is expected to be reduced by 20% during morning and afternoon/evening peak hours.

For live traffic update, visit METRO MANILA LIVE TRAFFIC UPDATE via MMDA

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Number Coding in Manila

Manila is one of the most densely populated cities and has one of the busiest roads in the Philippines. Most roads here follow the number coding hours of 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Some roads, though, don’t have window hours.

For complete list, visit Number Coding in Metro Manila.



Number Coding in Metro Manila

As a driver or even as a car owner, it’s best to know your vehicle’s plate number, especially its last digit to avoid using it on the imposed number coding days. Plate numbers that end with 1 and 2 are not allowed to travel on certain roads every Monday. The same policy applies on plate numbers 3 and 4 every Tuesday, 5 and 6 every Wednesday, 7 and 8 every Thursday, and 9 and 0 every Friday.

MMDA Number Coding

Where Does Number Coding Apply in the Philippines?

According to the MMDA, number coding in the Philippines covers all cities and towns within Metro Manila.

However, Makati City is excluded from the program since it has its own traffic code. Makati implements its number coding scheme from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

All the following major roads in cities under the jurisdiction of the MMDA shall follow the number coding scheme:
  • EDSA
  • C5
  • Recto Avenue
  • Quirino Avenue
  • Araneta Avenue
  • C6
  • Roxas Boulevard
  • Taft Avenue
  • South Luzon Expressway (SLEX)
  • Shaw Boulevard
  • Ortigas Avenue
  • Bonifacio Avenue
  • Rizal Avenue
  • Quezon Avenue
  • Marcos Highway
  • Del Pan
  • Magsaysay Boulevard
  • Aurora Boulevard


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Number Coding Exemptions

According to the MMDA, the vehicles exempted from the number coding scheme include the following:
  • Public utility vehicles or PUVs (including tricycles)
  • Transport network vehicle services (TNVS)
  • Motorcycles
  • Garbage trucks
  • Fuel trucks
  • Ambulances
  • Fire trucks
  • Marked government vehicles
  • Marked media vehicles
  • Motor vehicles that carry essential and/or perishable goods

MMDA Number Coding Exemptions

Take note that this number coding exemption doesn't apply to Makati City, according to the MMDA.




When is the number coding usually lifted?

Coding days in Metro Manila and nearby cities are usually suspended during public holidays and weekends. The MMDA also announces the number coding suspensions during calamities (typhoons, volcanic eruptions, etc.). It may even lift number coding during public transport failures, like nationwide transport strikes or temporary closures of MRT/LRT lines.


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What is the penalty for number coding violations?

In case you get caught violating the number coding scheme, you’ll need to pay a ₱500 fine, according to the single ticketing system provision of the Metro Manila Traffic Code.



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Where can I pay the fine for my number coding violation?

If you're wondering how you're supposed to settle the fine for your number coding scheme violation, the MMDA has a list of payment channels to choose from, including the following:
  • MMDA Traffic Management Division
  • Landbank Link Biz Portal
  • Bayad Center
  • SM Bills Payment
  • PayMaya
  • GCash
  • GrabPay

If you want to check a violation online, visit - LTO's LTMS PORTAL


READ NEXT


IMPORTANT NOTE: The rates, contact details and other information indicated in this post are accurate from the time of writing but may change without IMFWJ's notice. Should you know the updated information, please let us know by leaving a message in the comment box below.

Number Coding in Manila (Window Hours, Exemptions & Fees)


Learn about number coding in Makati City.



Understanding Number Coding in Metro Manila

The number coding scheme (also called the Modified Unified Vehicular Volume Reduction Program or UVVRP) is a traffic management strategy for reducing the number of cars—and ultimately easing congestion—on the road.

The Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) implements the number coding implementation in Metro Manila. Through this program, traffic volume is expected to be reduced by 20% during morning and afternoon/evening peak hours.

For live traffic update, visit METRO MANILA LIVE TRAFFIC UPDATE via MMDA

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Number Coding in Makati

Number coding in Makati applies from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. There are no window hours if you travel in your coded vehicle. Violators will be slapped with a ₱300 fine.

The only exemptions are vehicles transporting drivers or passengers who are senior citizen Blu Card holders or those involved in medical emergencies and official duties.

For complete list, visit Number Coding in Metro Manila.



Number Coding in Metro Manila

As a driver or even as a car owner, it’s best to know your vehicle’s plate number, especially its last digit to avoid using it on the imposed number coding days. Plate numbers that end with 1 and 2 are not allowed to travel on certain roads every Monday. The same policy applies on plate numbers 3 and 4 every Tuesday, 5 and 6 every Wednesday, 7 and 8 every Thursday, and 9 and 0 every Friday.

MMDA Number Coding

Where Does Number Coding Apply in the Philippines?

According to the MMDA, number coding in the Philippines covers all cities and towns within Metro Manila.

However, Makati City is excluded from the program since it has its own traffic code. Makati implements its number coding scheme from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

All the following major roads in cities under the jurisdiction of the MMDA shall follow the number coding scheme:
  • EDSA
  • C5
  • Recto Avenue
  • Quirino Avenue
  • Araneta Avenue
  • C6
  • Roxas Boulevard
  • Taft Avenue
  • South Luzon Expressway (SLEX)
  • Shaw Boulevard
  • Ortigas Avenue
  • Bonifacio Avenue
  • Rizal Avenue
  • Quezon Avenue
  • Marcos Highway
  • Del Pan
  • Magsaysay Boulevard
  • Aurora Boulevard


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Number Coding Exemptions

According to the MMDA, the vehicles exempted from the number coding scheme include the following:
  • Public utility vehicles or PUVs (including tricycles)
  • Transport network vehicle services (TNVS)
  • Motorcycles
  • Garbage trucks
  • Fuel trucks
  • Ambulances
  • Fire trucks
  • Marked government vehicles
  • Marked media vehicles
  • Motor vehicles that carry essential and/or perishable goods

MMDA Number Coding Exemptions

Take note that this number coding exemption doesn't apply to Makati City, according to the MMDA.




When is the number coding usually lifted?

Coding days in Metro Manila and nearby cities are usually suspended during public holidays and weekends. The MMDA also announces the number coding suspensions during calamities (typhoons, volcanic eruptions, etc.). It may even lift number coding during public transport failures, like nationwide transport strikes or temporary closures of MRT/LRT lines.


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What is the penalty for number coding violations?

In case you get caught violating the number coding scheme, you’ll need to pay a ₱500 fine, according to the single ticketing system provision of the Metro Manila Traffic Code.



ACTIVITIES AND TOURS IN MANILA


Where can I pay the fine for my number coding violation?

If you're wondering how you're supposed to settle the fine for your number coding scheme violation, the MMDA has a list of payment channels to choose from, including the following:
  • MMDA Traffic Management Division
  • Landbank Link Biz Portal
  • Bayad Center
  • SM Bills Payment
  • PayMaya
  • GCash
  • GrabPay

If you want to check a violation online, visit - LTO's LTMS PORTAL


READ NEXT


IMPORTANT NOTE: The rates, contact details and other information indicated in this post are accurate from the time of writing but may change without IMFWJ's notice. Should you know the updated information, please let us know by leaving a message in the comment box below.

Number Coding in Makati City (Window Hours, Exemptions & Fees)


Learn about number coding in Taguig City.



Understanding Number Coding in Metro Manila

The number coding scheme (also called the Modified Unified Vehicular Volume Reduction Program or UVVRP) is a traffic management strategy for reducing the number of cars—and ultimately easing congestion—on the road.

The Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) implements the number coding implementation in Metro Manila. Through this program, traffic volume is expected to be reduced by 20% during morning and afternoon/evening peak hours.

For live traffic update, visit METRO MANILA LIVE TRAFFIC UPDATE via MMDA

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Number Coding in Taguig

BGC or Bonifacio Global City doesn't have number coding rules. However, it is implemented in certain areas, particularly national roads, like the East Service Road and C5 Road.

For complete list, visit Number Coding in Metro Manila.



Number Coding in Metro Manila

As a driver or even as a car owner, it’s best to know your vehicle’s plate number, especially its last digit to avoid using it on the imposed number coding days. Plate numbers that end with 1 and 2 are not allowed to travel on certain roads every Monday. The same policy applies on plate numbers 3 and 4 every Tuesday, 5 and 6 every Wednesday, 7 and 8 every Thursday, and 9 and 0 every Friday.

MMDA Number Coding

Where Does Number Coding Apply in the Philippines?

According to the MMDA, number coding in the Philippines covers all cities and towns within Metro Manila.

However, Makati City is excluded from the program since it has its own traffic code. Makati implements its number coding scheme from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

All the following major roads in cities under the jurisdiction of the MMDA shall follow the number coding scheme:
  • EDSA
  • C5
  • Recto Avenue
  • Quirino Avenue
  • Araneta Avenue
  • C6
  • Roxas Boulevard
  • Taft Avenue
  • South Luzon Expressway (SLEX)
  • Shaw Boulevard
  • Ortigas Avenue
  • Bonifacio Avenue
  • Rizal Avenue
  • Quezon Avenue
  • Marcos Highway
  • Del Pan
  • Magsaysay Boulevard
  • Aurora Boulevard


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Number Coding Exemptions

According to the MMDA, the vehicles exempted from the number coding scheme include the following:
  • Public utility vehicles or PUVs (including tricycles)
  • Transport network vehicle services (TNVS)
  • Motorcycles
  • Garbage trucks
  • Fuel trucks
  • Ambulances
  • Fire trucks
  • Marked government vehicles
  • Marked media vehicles
  • Motor vehicles that carry essential and/or perishable goods

MMDA Number Coding Exemptions

Take note that this number coding exemption doesn't apply to Makati City, according to the MMDA.




When is the number coding usually lifted?

Coding days in Metro Manila and nearby cities are usually suspended during public holidays and weekends. The MMDA also announces the number coding suspensions during calamities (typhoons, volcanic eruptions, etc.). It may even lift number coding during public transport failures, like nationwide transport strikes or temporary closures of MRT/LRT lines.


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What is the penalty for number coding violations?

In case you get caught violating the number coding scheme, you’ll need to pay a ₱500 fine, according to the single ticketing system provision of the Metro Manila Traffic Code.



ACTIVITIES AND TOURS IN MANILA


Where can I pay the fine for my number coding violation?

If you're wondering how you're supposed to settle the fine for your number coding scheme violation, the MMDA has a list of payment channels to choose from, including the following:
  • MMDA Traffic Management Division
  • Landbank Link Biz Portal
  • Bayad Center
  • SM Bills Payment
  • PayMaya
  • GCash
  • GrabPay

If you want to check a violation online, visit - LTO's LTMS PORTAL


READ NEXT


IMPORTANT NOTE: The rates, contact details and other information indicated in this post are accurate from the time of writing but may change without IMFWJ's notice. Should you know the updated information, please let us know by leaving a message in the comment box below.

Number Coding in Taguig City (Window Hours, Exemptions & Fees)


Learn about number coding in Mandaluyong City.



Understanding Number Coding in Metro Manila

The number coding scheme (also called the Modified Unified Vehicular Volume Reduction Program or UVVRP) is a traffic management strategy for reducing the number of cars—and ultimately easing congestion—on the road.

The Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) implements the number coding implementation in Metro Manila. Through this program, traffic volume is expected to be reduced by 20% during morning and afternoon/evening peak hours.

For live traffic update, visit METRO MANILA LIVE TRAFFIC UPDATE via MMDA

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Number Coding in Mandaluyong

Mandaluyong implements the MMDA's number coding scheme. To avoid the fines, travel only during the window hours of 10:01 a.m. to 4:49 p.m.

For complete list, visit Number Coding in Metro Manila.



Number Coding in Metro Manila

As a driver or even as a car owner, it’s best to know your vehicle’s plate number, especially its last digit to avoid using it on the imposed number coding days. Plate numbers that end with 1 and 2 are not allowed to travel on certain roads every Monday. The same policy applies on plate numbers 3 and 4 every Tuesday, 5 and 6 every Wednesday, 7 and 8 every Thursday, and 9 and 0 every Friday.

MMDA Number Coding

Where Does Number Coding Apply in the Philippines?

According to the MMDA, number coding in the Philippines covers all cities and towns within Metro Manila.

However, Makati City is excluded from the program since it has its own traffic code. Makati implements its number coding scheme from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

All the following major roads in cities under the jurisdiction of the MMDA shall follow the number coding scheme:
  • EDSA
  • C5
  • Recto Avenue
  • Quirino Avenue
  • Araneta Avenue
  • C6
  • Roxas Boulevard
  • Taft Avenue
  • South Luzon Expressway (SLEX)
  • Shaw Boulevard
  • Ortigas Avenue
  • Bonifacio Avenue
  • Rizal Avenue
  • Quezon Avenue
  • Marcos Highway
  • Del Pan
  • Magsaysay Boulevard
  • Aurora Boulevard


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Number Coding Exemptions

According to the MMDA, the vehicles exempted from the number coding scheme include the following:
  • Public utility vehicles or PUVs (including tricycles)
  • Transport network vehicle services (TNVS)
  • Motorcycles
  • Garbage trucks
  • Fuel trucks
  • Ambulances
  • Fire trucks
  • Marked government vehicles
  • Marked media vehicles
  • Motor vehicles that carry essential and/or perishable goods

MMDA Number Coding Exemptions

Take note that this number coding exemption doesn't apply to Makati City, according to the MMDA.




When is the number coding usually lifted?

Coding days in Metro Manila and nearby cities are usually suspended during public holidays and weekends. The MMDA also announces the number coding suspensions during calamities (typhoons, volcanic eruptions, etc.). It may even lift number coding during public transport failures, like nationwide transport strikes or temporary closures of MRT/LRT lines.


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What is the penalty for number coding violations?

In case you get caught violating the number coding scheme, you’ll need to pay a ₱500 fine, according to the single ticketing system provision of the Metro Manila Traffic Code.



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Where can I pay the fine for my number coding violation?

If you're wondering how you're supposed to settle the fine for your number coding scheme violation, the MMDA has a list of payment channels to choose from, including the following:
  • MMDA Traffic Management Division
  • Landbank Link Biz Portal
  • Bayad Center
  • SM Bills Payment
  • PayMaya
  • GCash
  • GrabPay

If you want to check a violation online, visit - LTO's LTMS PORTAL


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