Stricter number coding starting October 25?

[mitchoi]

I'm not sure if this is the proper section.

I can't find any other news agency reporting this and the article also doesn't have any more information, except that the window hours are going to be lifted in EDSA and C5.

Stricter ‘coding’ starting Oct. 25 | INQUIRER.net

[cast_no_shadow]

How about making it 12MN - 11:59PM?

7pm is still a rush hour.


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[dr. d]

I'm not sure if this is the proper section.

I can't find any other news agency reporting this and the article also doesn't have any more information, except that the window hours are going to be lifted in EDSA and C5.

Stricter ‘coding’ starting Oct. 25 | INQUIRER.net

that's all there is, po.
no more window periods for these streets. the coding is in effect 7 am to 7 pm.
binanggit na rin sa radyo balita.

[vinj]

Heck, EDSA at 9-10PM is like EDSA at 7PM years ago.

Good luck to the side streets.

[mitchoi]

that's all there is, po.
no more window periods for these streets. the coding is in effect 7 am to 7 pm.
binanggit na rin sa radyo balita.

The thing is there's a thumbnail when you google mmda october 25 that shows 2 columns, 5 rows. Yun ang walang detail, sa left column are the days, tapos sa kabila are 4 numbers per say, e.g., Monday = 1, 2, 3, 4. Does it mean na 4 numbers na ang affected per day? Wala kaseng information eh. Add to that, yung numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, eh sandwiched between Monday and Tuesday dun sa image, tabingi lang ba or affected yung 1-4 ng Monday and Tuesday?

[dr. d]

The thing is there's a thumbnail when you google mmda october 25 that shows 2 columns, 5 rows. Yun ang walang detail, sa left column are the days, tapos sa kabila are 4 numbers per say, e.g., Monday = 1, 2, 3, 4. Does it mean na 4 numbers na ang affected per day? Wala kaseng information eh. Add to that, yung numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, eh sandwiched between Monday and Tuesday dun sa image, tabingi lang ba or affected yung 1-4 ng Monday and Tuesday?

borloloy lang po yon. pay no attention to it.
click the headline, po. that's all there is to the message.

on some streets and municipalities, except for some republics, there is a 10 am - 3 pm window period, wherein even coded cars are allowed on their streets.
this new directive from MMDA states that there shall be no more window period along edsa and C5. solid coding ban from 7 am to 7 pm. it is hoped that traffic volume will be decreased by 20 percent.

[box_type]

The thing is there's a thumbnail when you google mmda october 25 that shows 2 columns, 5 rows. Yun ang walang detail, sa left column are the days, tapos sa kabila are 4 numbers per say, e.g., Monday = 1, 2, 3, 4. Does it mean na 4 numbers na ang affected per day? Wala kaseng information eh. Add to that, yung numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, eh sandwiched between Monday and Tuesday dun sa image, tabingi lang ba or affected yung 1-4 ng Monday and Tuesday?

saw this in the news also, hindi ko din masyadong maintindihan.. parang you can't use your car two days in a row?

[mitchoi]

borloloy lang po yon. pay no attention to it.
click the headline, po. that's all there is to the message.

Sana nga po ganun talaga. Waiting din for official announcement from MMDA.

[cast_no_shadow]

Ah eto ba yan? Misleading image hehe wala naman nabanggit sa article


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[mitchoi]

Yeah, yan nga. Nakita ko lang sa news feed tapos pag open ng article wala naman yang image na yan at hinde rin binanggit. The media these days...

[absinthe]

Clickbait yung image kasi.

That proposal was made circa 2013 by then MMDA Chairman Francis Tolentino.

Madami nadin nagcomment sa FB at website nila na misleading yung picture.

[Gian Paulo]

Ah eto ba yan? Misleading image hehe wala naman nabanggit sa article


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Misleading yung graphic. Enterpretation ko, ending 3 yung akin , sa Wednesday ko lang gagamitin?

[absinthe]

Ito yung original article dun sa misleading picture circa 2013 (misleading image included)

MMDA mulls new 4-digit number coding scheme
By: Jamie Elona / *inquirerdotnetINQUIRER.net /
09:43 PM July 10, 2013

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Ito yung no more window hour starting October 25 as per TS:

Stricter ‘coding’ starting Oct. 25
By: Jovic Yee / *inquirerdotnetPhilippine Daily Inquirer /
01:04 AM October 07, 2016

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Panic mode mga vehicle owners gawa dun sa pic, yun pala, 2013 pa. Late na inayos.

Kaso benta nga naman, daming website traffic at shares.

[Calistro]

Damn clickbait image.

Un mga nag comment naman sa shinare ng nasa news feed ko grabe na mag react lol. Halatang di binasa.

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[cast_no_shadow]

Damn clickbait image.

Un mga nag comment naman sa shinare ng nasa news feed ko grabe na mag react lol. Halatang di binasa.

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Or naka free FB hahaha

Hindi ka makakaopen ng link eh.


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[minicarph]

Sira-ulo yan social media admin na yan, walang ethics


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[coiter]

when they say C5, does it include Katipunan up to CP Garcia or Luzon Ave.?

[dreamur]

Taguig has no number coding so does it mean that C5 Taguig portion is not included?

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[Monseratto]

Department of Transportation - Philippines
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[Admin 03] ADVISORY: This is to clarify certain posts circulating online re: change of policies concerning the stricter implementation of the Unified Vehicular Volume Reduction Program Number (UVVRP) or the Number Coding Scheme.

Please be informed that the following system concerning the said Scheme shall continue to be enforced:

Monday: 1 & 2
Tuesday: 3 & 4
Wednesday: 5 & 6
Thursday: 7 & 8
Friday: 9 & 0
Weekends & Holidays: None

The only thing that will be changed is the suspension of Window Hours for private vehicles traversing EDSA and C5 from October 31, 2016 until January 31, 2017.

Please be guided accordingly.

[Monseratto]

Nag sorry na rin yung inquirer...


[Admin 04] "The Inquirer mistakenly uploaded an info graphic about the MMDA’s number coding scheme. We apologize for the confusion this has caused the public." - via The Inquirer
The trending info graphic by The Inquirer was originally posted last July 10, 2013.