Motorists Complain Pasig Experimental Odd-Even Traffic Scheme

Motorists Complain Pasig Experimental Odd-Even Traffic Scheme

Motorists complain Pasig experimental odd-even traffic scheme that the city implemented in some roads on Thursday (September 01, 2016).

Every Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays those four-wheel vehicles with plate numbers ending in an odd number will not be allowed on some streets according to the new scheme. Every Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays four-wheel vehicles with plate numbers ending in an even number will not be allowed on those streets.

The traffic schemes include some roads such as:

• Elisco Road westbound;
• Jabson Street northbound;
• Intersection of Elisco Road, M. Concepcion Street, and R. Jabson Street;
• San Guillermo Street eastbound; and
• Sandoval Avenue northbound

“Private four-wheeled vehicles and above are those who are not allowed in the odd-even number traffic scheme. Public utility vehicles were exempted on the new scheme,” head of the Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO) District 1, Mar Lugto said.

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