'Normal' number coding scheme back in Makati starting March 16 | Inquirer News

‘Normal’ number coding scheme back in Makati starting March 16

/ 10:24 AM March 08, 2022

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FILE PHOTO Traffic situation along Edsa in Makati during the implementation of general community quarantine in Metro Manila in June 2020. INQUIRER PHOTO / NINO JESUS ORBETA

MANILA, Philippines — The “normal” number coding scheme in Makati City will resume starting March 16, the local government unit (LGU) has said.

“Please be informed that the normal number-coding scheme in Makati will resume starting March 16, 2022, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.,” the Makati City LGU said in an advisory on Facebook on Monday.

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“Exemptions are removed except for vehicles carrying Senior Citizen Blu Card holders as drivers or passengers and those under official functions and medical emergencies as stated in the Makati Traffic Code,” the city government added.

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The LGU also noted that the number coding scheme will automatically be lifted on holidays.

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority earlier said it is studying the possible whole day implementation of the number coding scheme, or having an additional implementation of the system from 7 a.m to 9 a.m., as Metro Manila shifts to Alert Level 1.

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The number coding scheme is currently implemented on weekdays, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., except during holidays, and only covers private vehicles.

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