In an effort to ease the traffic in EDSA and C5 especially with the holidays fast approaching, the newly formed Inter-Agency Council for Traffic (IACT) will soon remove the Number Coding window for the said main roads.
According to TV Patrol’s report, the Number Coding window will be removed in EDSA and C5, meaning, if your car’s plate number is under that code for that day, you won’t be able to drive on the said roads.
The removal of Number Coding windows will start in November until first week of January of 2017.
source: TV Patrol
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M says:
how about…
no color coding for PUV and ODD/EVEN for Private Cars?
0pasaload says:
Walang epekto ito sa mga mayayaman…maraming sasakyan yung mga yun eh..ehehehe