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By Jel Santos
The Manila Metropolitan Development Authority (MMDA) said that the ban on tricycles on all arteries Main in Metro Manila stays.
(MANILA BULLETIN)
"Only tricycles crossing Katipunan Avenue in Diliman, Quezon City are covered by the lifting of the embargo while the local government of Quezon City is still looking for safe routes for tricycles.This is based on an agreement reached at a recent hearing of the House Committee on the development of Metro Manila, "said the Subcommittee. Secretary José Arturo Garcia, Director General of the MMDA
but the tricycles can only use the Avenue Katipunan.
Garcia said the tricycle ban remains in effect along the Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue (EDSA), Commonwealth Avenue, Marcos Highway, Blvd. Roxas, from Recto Avenue, Pres. Quirino Avenue, Araneta Avenue, Taft Avenue, SLEX, Shaw Blvd., Ortigas Avenue, Magsaysay / Aurora Boulevard, Quezon Avenue, L & # 39; A. Bonifacio Avenue, Rizal Avenue, Del Pan, McArthur Highway and other main thoroughfares of Greater Manila. To avoid overload, the agency has assigned dispatchers to tricycle terminals to ensure that only four passengers – the driver and three passengers – board the vehicle.
The MMDA enforces the ban on tricycles according to the regulations in force. 1990 Series and Resolution MMDA No. 16-08 of 2016) prohibiting tricycles, pedicabs, "kuligligs" and pushers on all circumferential and radial roads of the metropolis.
Violation of the MMDA resolution by drivers or owners of tricycles, pedicabs, kuligligs and pushers shall be fined P500 or impounded in the transport vehicle for a period of three months.
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