After previously banning UV Express vehicles to ply along EDSA, The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has signed a memo that allows them back on the highway.
The signing of this memorandum came after the negotiations between the agency and operators and will take into full effect within the week.
Last end of July, the same government agency issued the Amending Memorandum Circular No. 2009-019 to prohibit UV Express vehicles to ease traffic congestion on one of Metro Manila‘s busiest main roads.
What do you think of this move? Are you in favor of the UV Express driving on EDSA again?
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Booker says:
If wouldn’t be a problem if any of the UV Express drivers actually knew how to operate a motor vehicle. I’m never quite sure if they are just straight out lunatics, blind, medicated, or murderous. The random lane changes, the aggressive cutoffs, the random stops across two lanes… I can’t stand them. It would be entertaining if it wasn’t so frightening.
MrOrange says:
Motorcylces too. Most of them don’t know that you are not supposed to go to the other lane as that would be considered a counterflow, basta kung saan sila kasya duon sila pupunta, kahit masagasaan sila, iniisip nila kung natamaan sila, wala silang kaso, kasi kung kotse nakadali sa kanila sila pa din panalo. take example Mckinley Forbes.
kennz says:
Its the motorcycle riders they should regulate in EDSA. They have their own lane and they weave in and out of lanes, on side walks and even bypass U turns by squeezing themselves on the small gaps
JplusO says:
I commute from Marikina to Makati and ever since UV Expresses were disallowed to traverse EDSA, I had to allot an additional one hour to my travel time since traffic on C5 is hellish, in every essence of the word. I’m glad they’re allowing them back on EDSA. But I do hope they find a good solution to alleviate the traffic situation in the metro.
Manny Peralta says:
The main issue here is discipline. HPG should penalize erring drivers, whoever they are. Violators should be apprehended. Especially those drivers causing massive traffic. Yellow lanes should be used ONLY for public transport.
Ley says:
It is a great news, my hubby is a UV Express Driver. He can go home now early.