Cavite number coding scheme dry run starts on January 9

We first heard rumors about the imminent number coding scheme in the province of Cavite back in December. Then we eventually saw printed materials about it including official Provincial Ordinance papers and now, we have final dates as to when it’ll be implemented.

As posted on the Facebook page of Provincial Government of Cavite, the dry run will begin from January 9 to 31, 2017 while the strict enforcement will start on the first day of February 2017. According to the post, only warning tickets will be given during the dry run for violators of the Unified Vehicular Reduction System. Penalties and charges will apply in February.

The same schedule in Metro Manila applies to motorists with the following license plate and conduction sticker ending in Cavite:

1 and 2: Monday
3 and 4: Tuesday
5 and 6: Wednesday
7 and 8: Thursday
9 and 0: Friday

Although unlike the present time coverage in Metro Manila, number coding in Cavite will take effect from 6AM-9AM and 3PM-7PM. The scheme applies to all private cars and vans, motorcycles, and trucks (except those covered by truck bans) which will be prohibited from driving on the following roads:

Aguinaldo Highway – covering the stretch of Bacoor to Dasmarinas-Silang boundary
Governor’s Drive – covering the stretch of Carmona to Trece Martires City-Tanza boundary
Molino-Salawag-Paliparan Road – from Zapote, Bacoor, to Paliparan, Dasmarinas
Molino Boulevard – covering Talaba 4, Niog 3, Ligas 2, Ligas 3, Bayanan, Mambog 4, Molino 2, Molino 3, San Nicolas 1, and San Nicolas 3 in Bacoor.
Daang Hari Road – covering the stretch of Aguinaldo Highway, Imus to Molino, Bacoor

However, it is stated that public utility vehicles including jeepneys and buses are exempted from the number coding scheme, as well as school buses, ambulance, among others.

You may click on the image below for complete info:

Motorists violating the number coding scheme will incur a fine of Php300USD 5INR 433EUR 5CNY 37.

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Daniel Morial

This article was contributed by Daniel Morial, a film school graduate and technology enthusiast. He's the geeky encyclopedia and salesman among his friends for anything tech.

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3 Comments

Grae Siasoco says:

8 years ago

JEEPNEYS AND BUSES are exempted while they are the ones usually causing the traffic jams due to their sudden stops to load and unload passengers.
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Cavitenyo says:

8 years ago

^ Agree.

To add, in most cases they don’t just stop for a while to load and unload. They usually treat any and all road locations and areas as if “terminal” ang mga ito. Then if beeped on by following vehicles, magagalit at haharurot only to do the same scenario a few meters away.

IMHO, this problem is the one needing more prompt and strict solution.

Crossing my fingers somebody who has some authority to start resolution steps will be able to read this. Thanks Yugatech!
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[email protected] says:

8 years ago

My coding scheme tayo ngayon february4 -5-17
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