Pasig City will implement an experimental odd-even traffic scheme on some of its roads starting Thursday, Sept. 1, a report on Unang Balita on Wednesday said.
The following roads are covered by the traffic scheme:
- Elisco Road westbound
- R. Jabson Street northbound
- Intersection of Elisco Road, M. Concepcion Street, and R. Jabson Street
- San Guillermo Street eastbound
- Sandoval Avenue northbound
The Pasig Command Center, in a Facebook post, said vehicles with at least four wheels and with plate numbers ending in an even number will not be allowed to use the abovementioned roads on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays.
Vehicles with at least four wheels and with plate numbers ending in an odd number will not be permitted to travel on those roads on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. —KG, GMA News
- See more at: http://www.gmanetwork.com/news/story/579558/news/metro/pasig-to-implement-experimental-odd-even-traffic-scheme-sept-1#sthash.z3JQdgII.dpuf
My comments -
1. This will have an impact on Trucks-For-Hire specifically AUVs such as the L300, 4W and 6W trucks with GVW of 4,500kgs or below (i.e. covered by the Coding scheme);
2. The area in question especially Elisco Road is the location of several big warehouses such as the 3.2-hectare Del Monte Phils Distribution Center, 2GO warehouses and other Third-Party Logistics Providers who rely on trucks to move their goods.
