2016 - Ord. 23-Tpmo (Revised)

Republic of the Philippines
SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD
City Government of Pasig
Ordinance No. 23
Series of 2016
f,NQRDINANCE APPROVING THE REVISED TRAFFIC AND PARKING

IlANAGEMENT CODE, DEFINING FUNCTIONS, PRESCRIBING FEES, AND
FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
Authored By: Councilor Wilfredo F. Sityar

Co-Authored By: Councilors Rodrigo B. Asilo, Ferdinand A. Avis, Regino S.
Balderrama, Orlando R. Bénito, Rhichie Gerard T. Brown,
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Mario C. Concepcion, Jr., Rosalio D. Martires, Corazon M.
6414 Raymundo, Gregorio P. Rupis, JrAIejaridro E. Santiago,

Victor Ma. Regis N. Sotto,a,id LIGA Pres.'Cèlestino U. Chua
C? WHEREAS, Section 16, RA 7160 vestedaubrQy c2

the,itixercise
the powers expressly granted, those iIessarilyi?npIied there- from aiiiweli as
.1 powQrs
govfrn
, appropriate or incidentab for its efficientnd effective
those which are essentiall:1-bO the 1crotion of-thegerieraI
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welfare. is mandated to promotejor the health. safetv._comfort and
cor4veni fall ts irbitant'\
EAS, the 9y.-pursuant ktp Söt i 458 (a) (5) ( is to

se of freetsavenues aIley, de\Acalk) bridgE
ic and pproy'e tIie mintênanè of the samé; h
vehicleslstops and trmidaLdr regjlte tIiej e of the sarTie
vehiciesJ which ser'e public egulategarág eand the operation of
conveyances for hire; designate stands to be occupied by public..vehicles when
not signp6ts dvnip an wni' post on
the strdét; and provide ;for the lightin, (cleahin9 an&sprinkIing of streëts and
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public places;
WHEREAS, the City is tasked pursuant to Section 458 (a) (5) (vi) to
regulate traffic on all streets and bridges; prohibit encroachments or obstacles
thereon and, when necessary in the interest of public welfare, authorize the
removal of encroachments and illegal consecutions in the public places.;
WHEREAS, the Traffic and Parking Management Code was enacted by

virtue of City Ordinance No. 01 series of 2004 last January 19, 2004 wherein
several developments were not incorporated as well as several Ordinances were
legislated by Sangguniang Panlungsod that need to be updated and codified for
ffective implementation:
BE IT ORDAINED, by the City Council of Pasig, in session duly assembled
ARTICLE I - GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section 1. Title. This Ordinance shall be known as the Revised 2016 Traffic and
Parking Management Code of Pasig City.
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Section 2. Scope of Application. This Ordinance provides for the Traffic and
Parking rules and regulations for all transport vehicles operating within the territory
of the City of Pasig.
_ Section 3. Declaration of Policy. It is hereby deClared'Ihe policy of the City of

Pasig that: tj 1,/
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The flow of people and goods with ihe'useoftranspórrhicle.shall be as
efficient, safe, unhampered and-orderly-6re6onomic, soOial yitäht' and
bility of the city.
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Urbroad1 space isascarce commodity that C
beneficial use must be
allocatd for the greatestgoo,d-and greatest number,,-judiciously, fair,
I participatory and organized
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Traffic and Parkirg Management System.
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C) Traffic probIemsand issues must.be resolved in la rational mannerthrough
consultatior aid coordination with the adjcerit lodal gov&nment units,
Metrbpölitan v1anIIa Dekielopmnt Authority as (well as nationalagenies
such as the.. Department of.. Transportation and 'Communications,
Department of PblicWorks and Hihwayand othef concé?ned aencies.
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d)The public hatheight to 'be infor+ned and to participate in the formulation
of any measU'(esthat may affect their travelling habits and the community.
Section 4. Exemption for Emergency Vehicles. The driver of an emergency

vehicle shall comply or perform the following:
Continuous sounding siren, bell or repeated horn may counter flow or pass
through a traffic control signal light irrespective of direction or may overtake
or pass on either side of another vehicle.
Stop, leave waiting or park the vehicle at any place at any time.
Exceed the speed limits prescribed in this Code.
ARTICLE II- DEFINITION OF TERMS
ction 5. Definition of Terms. When used in this code, the term shall be
Jerstood as follows:
a) Abandoned Vehicle - Any vehicle unattended for more than twenty-four

hours (24) hours on a public highway.
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Alley - A street or highway intended to provide access to the rear or side of

lots or buildings in urban districts and not intended for the purpose of
through vehicular traffic.
Authorized Emergency Vehicle - Such fire department vehicles, police

vehicles and ambulances as are publicly owFed, and such other publicly or
private owned vehicles as are designtated byjthiohirtiisher or other
appropriate state/local official.
Authorized Maintenance Vehii- Rfe(to Pasig CitV(ownecLvehicle

,.._u,d-to-rnaintain street lights,traffic 9inals, roa&constructiorand...any
repair and maintenance works of theCity ( ) -
Authorized' ToWing VIle, -

vehicles duly (..designatd or uthórizd..to tow vehicle by Pàsig City
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Goverrment.
Acceleratión( Lane- A speed change lane usel for increasing speed and
erging with fast moving vehicle.
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1 g) Authorized Barkers - shall refer to a person who. assists .. '-
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andinformtngpassengers ofI P.ublic Uttlily. Vehicles /and
heIpinthe loading'-àndnlbadin of passengerat the designäted area or
terminal.
h) Barker - A person who assists drivers and operators in calling and
informing passengers of Public Utility Vehicles and help in the loading and
unloading of passengers at the designated area or terminal.
A I) Bicycle - Any two wheeled vehicle propelled solely by human power.
Bicycle Lane - A way established for the exclusive use of bicycle including
pedicab propelled by human power but excluding pushcarts and animal
drawn vehicles;
Built-Up Area/Bottleneck/Congested Area- A type of street normally

characterized by relatively low speeds wide ranges of traffic volumes,
narrower lanes, frequent intersections and driveways significant pedestrian
traffic, and prevalence of business and houses.
Center Lane - In relation to thoroughfare means a line or series of line,

marks or other indications at the middle of the thoroughfare or in the
absence of any such line, marks or other indications, the middle of the main
traveled portion of the thoroughfare.
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unannenzea Intersection —an intersection provided with islands meant to

3- guide and limit vehicle movements and subterfuge of pedestrian.
ColorumlNo Valid Franchise Any motor vehicle that operates without

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valid authorization and/or franchise as "For Hire"

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within the city.
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Daylight Riding Light refers to a light•with a reflector arid special lens
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mounted on the front of a vehicle toilluminate the,-road ahed:'
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Deceleration Lane A speed.cliange]añe used for dëcreasing-speed
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preparatoy to stopping or exitirg.a-fast'lhe.

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Dividd Road A-highway or roa&with..separated carriageway for traffic
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travellihg in!opp6ite.directiôns./'
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r) Driver Is any person havin control of.the F

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and motive power of
a vehicle.
s) Electric Bicycle also known\as e-bike or booster bike is a.hicycle with

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L_integrated electric motor which can be used'for populsion. It isan electric

motor-powered version of a manual or a human-powered bicycle.)
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t)SElectric -Tricycle- 761115S-known' as E-trike, -run by an ,electric motor-powered
by an electricälly'rechargeable battery.
Electric Tricycle For-Hire - an electric tricycle rendering transport service

to the general public.
Gross Weight - The weight of a vehicle without load plus the weight of any
load thereon.
Helmet refers to any various protective head covering usually made of a

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hard material to resist impact
High Beam Means a beam of light projected from vehicle headlights such
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that the main bright portion of the beam rises above the horizontal place
passing through the lamp center parallel to the road level upon which the
vehicle stands.
Highways includes every highway open to public thoroughfares,

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public boulevard, driveway, avenue, park, parkway plaza, square,

street, road, alley and 'callejon'.
Horn Includes any or every device for signaling a sound.

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aa)lllegalIy Parked Motor Vehicle - are those vehicles which are parked
attended or unattended, in areas, road or streets where parking is
prohibited.
bb)lntersection - The place at which two or more road crosses or met.

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cc) Intersection Box - A portion of the insection roper!y marked with lines
that should be kept clear of vehicles at all tirnesI L..-'
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dd)Laned Thoroughfare - Means.ajhoroughfare divided into7twO or more
marked Janes for vehicular traffic:—. (T)
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ee)License or license-to-operate a-motor vehicleI-- ---
Any drivers .license to
operate a motor vehicle issuedty Land TiansportationOffice (LTO).
if) LoadIng-Unloading-Bay/Zone ' Portion of the itreets/th,oroug fare and/or

a-deignated,place.or area by TPMO on 'Which' PUV drivers/operthors lare
allowed •thpick-up/drop-off persons or goods.
gg)Lbw Beam - Meansa-beam of light reflected from vehicle .headlights such

rthat none of the main bright portion of the :beams rise above a horiz ohtal
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hh)Merging - The converging of separate streams of traffic into single stream.
ii) Motorcycle - refers to a two-wheeled automotive vehicle for one or two

people.
jj) Motorized Tricycle- is a motor vehicle composed of a motorcycle that is

gasoline-fed fitted with a single-wheeled sidecar or two-wheeled cab
kk) Motorized Tricycle For-Hire- a motorized gasoline-fed tricycle rendering
transport to the general public.
II) Motor, Electrical or Hybrid Vehicle - Means any conveyance designed to

self propelled, and includes any vehicle designed to be propelled by
electric power obtained from overhead wires but not operated upon rails.
mm) No Parking Area - means a portion of a thoroughfare between two

consecutive "No Parking" signs and which arrows pointing generally
towards each other or other appropriate signs.
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3 nn)One-Way Thoroughfare - Means a thoroughfare on which vehicles are

permitted to travel in one direction only as indicated by appropriate signs
or signals.
oo)Overtake - To pass or attempt to overtake or pass a slower - moving

vehicle travelling in the same direction. UN,
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pp)Out Of Line - PUVs operating r outside 1....their 1—a,uthorized
destination/line/franchise issued by '-LTFRB that'oriinátes, terminates or
passing through within the citylimit '7 (
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qq)Out.Cf Route - PUVs with authorized fränchiseoLTFRBIbut'does not
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dhre to their approved route of operation.
wrie'r of a rr otorehicIe in whose name such vehicle is

rr) Owner - the 4g1:146—
duly egistered with-the Lani Transportation Office.
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ss) ParkecLVehiFle —(A motor vehicle bought to a stop on the shoulder or
proper edge of thehihway, çand remains inaótive in thatplac&1or clbse
thereto for an appreciable period.of time or"a vehicle issaic[to_be parked
rif it is stationary for the period during whichthe vehicle isnotiiFnitd tothe
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time, needed,pI ck upor S_e.tdown persons or goods.
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tt) Pay Parking Area - Means a portion of the thoroughfare where parking is
authorized with fees as indicated in this ordinance.
uu)Parking Aide/Attendant - are employees employed by the City

Government who are authorized to collect parking fees from motorist
using the parking zones and those designated to guide motorist on the
( proper parking of their vehicles at the parking areas.
w) Parking Fee —the amount authorized to be collected by the parking

attendants on vehicles parked on pay parking zone.
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aaa) Plate - refers to a very thin layer of material deposited on a surface of a

base metal usually referred to as license plate (plate number) issued by
the Land Transportation Office (LTO)as a means of identification of a
vehicle.
bbb) Professional Driver - shall mean every uid any drir) ,hired or paid for
driving or operating a motor vehiclehether foi priyate1used or for hire
to the public. Any person diving'a mot6r vrehicle.for1iire is a
professional driver. V C'
ccc) Rublic Place - any place wheretheiblic haveaccess,Upon-payment

orthèwise.
fddd) i Public Utility Vehicle (PUV)
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refer to any motor, electrical or
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I hybrid vehicle,used
,,ias Utility VhIclendfor For Hire1 to transport
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eee) RecklessDrivig _)A person-while driving J mot9r Mehicle fails to take
such ordinary careas under thecircidmstancbs it is his leaLdty td do
to avoid adide ttopersoh cproperty..._
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1ff) Rider1f\
c A lic.nsed operatoriariver of ,-
(a motorcycIe or\scooter and its
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ggg) Road - Sometimes called streets or highway. A part of the land surface
designed or used for the passage of vehicles whether motorized or not
inclusive of sidewalks and shoulders forming part of the road right-of-
way.
hhh) Road Marking - Any traffic control device laid out or painted on surface
of the road or carriageway used to regulate traffic or to warn or to guide
road users used either alone or in conjunction with other signs or signals
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'ehicle A vehicle is said to be standing if it is stationary and

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the engine is energized needed to pick up or set down person or load or

J,1 unload goods.
mmm) Stop Line A line marked across the thoroughfare

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near a traffic control
signal, stop sign, children crossing or intersection. (
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nnn) Thoroughfare Means that portionofroá
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used for vehicular travel exclusive of thésuldeàndfootway'
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000).,Traffic Control Signal - eansan7device using a wordor.,words, a
,.symbol'pr symbols, a colored1ightc'lights( nya combiatioh thereof
operated mechanically, electronically, manually or otheisey}neans
I of which'traffic maybe controlledor.regulated(
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ppp) Traffic !slans_—A defined areawIthIn the roadway, usually at an

intersectioniand set off ab ve`g round leI, from which traffic is ihtended
I fl.to..be.ekcIu"ded and whichlisuse,focontrdl of vehiculr mveménts and
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qqq)'. Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO) —shalLrefe - to that
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agecy taskedr o( men
Imple and enforce a Lraffclaws ules'and
lr&Liration~ Cit ahdJajthoriéd to t pefdrm traffTering,
planning, Cdu'cation, and/or enforcement activities.
rrr) Trailer A vehicle not otherwise self-propelled usually attached to the rear
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of a motor vehicle.
sss) Terminal or Transport/Passenger Terminal- shall refer to a city

owned or private lots, and open spaces designated as terminal by the
City Government of Pasig through TPMO for public utility vehicle where
to load and unload the passengers.
ttt) Two-Way Thoroughfare - Means any thoroughfare where traffic is

permitted in opposite directions.
uuu) Utility Motorized Tricycle (Kolong-Kolong)- a motorized gasoline-fed

tricycle rendering transport services for goods.
vvv) U-Turn Means a movement which causes a vehicle facing or travelling

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in one direction to face or travel in the opposite, or substantially the

opposite direction.
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www) Vehicle Means any conveyance of other device propelled or drawn by

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any means and included a bicycle and where the context permits,
includes an animal driven or ridden, but does not include train.
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( xxx) Waiting Vehicle Means a vehicle permitted to remain stationary with
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the motor running.

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c yyy) Zone is a contiguous land areaor blbclwhicrmay be aiJbdivision

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or a Barangay, where a Public Utility Vehicle1nai 6erate -with a, fixed

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Section 6. Erection and Operation ofjrafficControl Items. I
) Nb-person shll except when dFlrauthorized by the ~ ropor authority, erect,

establish or dispIa'onany road or iri.theview of, any person on.an' road or
Ljnterfere, alterortakedown,-ntraffIc
' control signoritem
b fpeon shiJ er6tç'ta hpiace,(irfta'n 6ispin any road or

inthbiw o 9ypersfi ohany road ah9thing.whiçh purporthtôbe or an
imitation of orsiinilar to any traffic control sign 6i'item or which interfere
with the effectiveness of or prevents an approaching driver from clearly
distinguishing the whole or part of any traffic control item or distracts his
attention from any traffic control signs item.
Section 7. Limits on Operation of Signs. Any sign associated with a No Parking

rea, No Waiting area or No Parking area or any signs of kind referred to in
ection 10 shall be limited in its operation and effect in respect of days, periods of
ie day, classes of vehicles or circumstances to the extent (if any) shown sign.
ection 8. Traffic Control Signs or Items to be Operative.
Where any traffic control sign or item of a kind referred to in this article exist
on road, it shall be effective and operative as a traffic control item duly
established for the purpose under this code.
Any traffic control or item which substantially conforms to the requirements

of these sections with respect to dimensions, shape, color, position,
direction, angle or any other features of traffic control signs or items of any
kind shall be deemed to be traffic control sign or item of that kind.
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- Section 9. Use of Siren Dazzling lights Similar Gadgets. No private person

shall use or cause to be used sirens, bells, horns, whistles or similar gadgets that
emit exceptionally loud or startling sounds, including dome lights and emergency
red flashing lights installed in either front or rear and emergency red light blinkers
and other similar signaling or flashing devices that actually impede and confuse
traffic and which are inconsistent with sound traffid'disdipline'and control on the
roads.
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OBEDIENCE TO TRAFFIC CONTROLSIGNALS ANDS!GNS...
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Section 10.9be8ience to Traffic Control Signals.
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Every person shall at all times observe and'cornply with ,the instructions of
any traffic cbntrol signals including Traffià Officers hand signalapplicablb to
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The.display by a traffic control signal of the following: I

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A Greeh.cfrcleJsan1strucoP.t?t:<
ii a 1)drivr.facingc6ntol signal may. subject to..the provions of

SUU this' :artictê prôcéédJ straight (ahéad,.turn lefi Or turn right
unless a signal at such place pr&ibits either such turns.
Vehicle turning right or left shall give way to any opposing
traffic and/or pedestrian.
2) A green signal and walking man symbol is an instruction that
a pedestrian facing the traffic control signal may proceed
across the thoroughfare.
ii) An Amber Circle alone is an instruction that:
A driver facing the traffic control signal shall not proceed

beyond the stop line, or in the absence of a stop line, the
traffic control signal itself unless his vehicles is so close to
the stop line or traffic control signal when the color amber
first appears that he cannot safely stop his vehicle before
passing the stop line or traffic control signal.
A pedestrian facing the traffic control signal shall not

obstruct vehicles entering or approaching the intersection.
iii) A Red Circle alone is an instruction that:

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: 1) A driver facing the traffic control signal shall not proceed

straight ahead or turn left beyond the stop line, or in the
J absence of a stop line shall not proceed straight ahead or
turn left beyond the traffic control signal.
2) A pedestrian facing the traffic ntro'l signal shall not

obstruct vehicle entering ,or.apoaèhi ng intersection.
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iv) A Red Square and standing manThignafr is'an' instrbn....that
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) v)A Green Arrowis.an instruction..that a driver facing the traffic control
Isignal may proceed-.inthe -.-- .'
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vi) .An AmberArrow is an instruction.that a LveI facing control signal
I 1 —"shall1 not'for thepurpose of proceing in the dirèctioh indiôated by
I fl...the'amber thow,)proceed-beyorId the stop line or; in the absence of
a stop line shallnot enter the'intesectionat or near whichthe traffic
t •) control 'ignaLiserecte'd u'nless his..vehicle'.is so cidse.to the stop line
fl of the intersection when the amber arrowfirst appears.thaj carnot
('felyp Ti'hicle bf?e pain thet6p line.or entering the
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vii) A Red Arrow is an instruction that a driver facing the traffic control
signal shall not for the purpose of proceeding in the direction
indicated by the red arrow proceed beyond the stop line shall not
4 enter the intersection at or near, which the traffic control signal is
erected.
Section 11. Obedience to Traffic Signs. Traffic signs installed shall be obeyed
( by motorist at all times. For purpose of this Article
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"No Overtaking or No Passing" sign is to face an approaching

driver, the driver shall not overtake or pass a vehicle travelling on the same
-.WLI "'I direction.
e) Bridge Restrictions
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Where a "No Overtaking on Bridge" sign iserec near a bridge to
face an approaching driver, the rershall nbt v&tke' a vehicle on
the bridge. 0 00
A driver shall not driv6 ,ehi1eànd its loadduditirailers
attached to it, when it ( exceeds(the weightJndicatedn the-bridge
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load lImit sign facing drive:
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i) Where "Keep R)tght" SignC
niis erec '_d~t
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U the driv9r'shall pass the right the-sign.
ii) —Where Keep LeftLsign .His erected)to face an approaching driver, the
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driver shall pass the left 'of the-sign. /J
\Therea "Stop"— sign iserected to-face adriefwho is approachin or has

e'rdn intersection;--the rfshall:((
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Stop hisvehicle before reaching and as near practicable to the stop
line associated with the sign or, in the absence of a stop line, at all
the point nearest the first intersecting thoroughfare where he has a
clear view of traffic approaching the intersection; and
On reaching and after passing such sign, give way to any vehicle
which is entering or within or leaving the intersection, except where
that vehicle:
(( iii) Is facing or has passed a "Stop" sign or a "Give Way" sign erected at
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Is facing or has passed a "Stop" sign or a "Give Way" sign

erected at the intersection.
J.- Is about to turn, or turning at the intersection.
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ii) Where a Give Way sign is erectedfae1a drlyer approaching a
bridge, the driver shall not pasçfhe sign while a ny p,icle traveling
in the opposite direction ibetwen the"sigiii and-faviTd of the
bridge. '
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ereallo U-Turn" sign is erected afjâcent to,&thoroughfare p-face an

roaching driver shall not make Uftirn while h is betweenth6'sign
te far side of-thefir,st intersection_beyond ,_
the sign, nor-shall &driver
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'elsI towardJhe intesection make aU-turn before he has passed the
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ARTICLE V - GENERAL DRIVING RULES

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Section 'Unlss otherwise provided
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for in'this tcode a d1ive dose, as'practicableto the right
boundary of the thoghfare except where there are twd or more lanes marked
on the thoroughfare available exclusively for traffic in the direction in which he is
travelling.
Section 13. Overtaking.
When overtaking a moving vehicle, a driver shall pass to the left of that
vehicle and shall not drive in front of it until his vehicle is safely clear
provided that where a thoroughfare has two or more marked lanes, vehicles
travelling in one of those lanes may overtake and pass to the right of a
vehicle traveling in another of those lanes, if traffic conditions permit him to
do so with safety.
A driver overtaking a vehicle making or apparently about to make a left turn

shall pass to the right of it when overtaking a vehicle on a two way
thoroughfare.
If the thoroughfare is not divided into three lanes a driver shall not move to
the left of the center of the thoroughfare, unless the left side of the
thoroughfare is free of oncoming traffic far enough ahead to permit the
overtaking movement to be completed in safety.
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d) If the thoroughfare is divided into three lanes, a driver shall not move in the
center lane unless that lane is free of oncoming traffic far enough ahead to
permit the overtaking movement to be completed in safety.
Section 14. Using of Center and Left Lanes of Three Lane Thoroughfare. -
On a two-way thoroughfare divided into three lanes,, a(dnve(hall not drive his
vehicle in the center lane, except: \..., V (../' (I
a) To overtake another vehicle in accordancewIth..the ruleson-overtaking
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b)_tn preparation for a left turn, or<_> z:>
C) Where the centerlaneJs at the tirne...allocated exclusively_..to vehicles
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travelling inthe'samedirection to which he is travelling;
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opiosit direction shll iceep..to..his. rigI'treJative_to.tIat 'ehicIe.
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the right is permitted-thc driver of a vehicle being overtaken shall not increase the
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speed of his vehicle until it has been completely passed by overtaking vehicle and
shall yield in favor of the overtaking vehicle upon the driver of the overtaking
vehicle sounding and/or signaling a warning instrument.
Section 17. Driver's not to Obstruct Traffic. - A person shall not, without proper
cause drive a vehicle abnormatly slow or in such other manner as to obstruct,
hinder, or prevent the free passage of any person or vehicle in a thoroughfare with
two (2) or more lanes in the same direction, Lane hugging or occupancy of more
ie lane for a length of time called by traffic conditions shall be considered as
truction.
n 18. Driving in Lanes on Thoroughfare.
A driver shall drive his vehicle as nearly as practicable entirely within single
marked lane or a single line of traffic and shall not move literally from such
lane or line of traffic until he can do so safely.
A driver travelling along a marked lane any boundary of which is a single

unbroken line shall not permit any part of his vehicle to cross that line,
except when safety demands otherwise.
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Section 19. Driving through Roundabouts or Rotundas. - A driver passing

, through a traffic roundabout shall drive to the right of the central traffic island.
Section 20. Keeping Right of Double Yellow Lines. -,Where a thoroughfare is

marked with a double yellow longitudinal line comp1sing'of yeIl6w continuous line;
or a yellow continuous line on the right of awhitk broken iihe aidriver shall not
permit any portion of his vehicle to travekon'roier or to the Ieftlof'double yellow
longitudinal line. (.i
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2-1Driving in Bicycle Lanes - MotoR'ehicle-are prohibiid frOThTheing
driten and/or parked on any lane of a public street or path reservedexclusively for
bicycles'and provided withasignbearinga symbol of bicycle.
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order to encourage efficiency in the
use of r\oa)space, specific lanes of\a majbrthoroughfare maybe resrved for
Certain types of,'ehife suh1 as pubIiutility ises) jeene's ahd oter high
occuparyvehicIes.(Vehiles not otew hrie néntion'ed un the signs posted > therein
are prohibited, at times and-days indipated-from being drlven\in those reserved
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intersection markedith box linesm ust aIways remain -nobstructed and open for
passage. A driver must not enter an intersection box if his exit road or lane from it
is not clear, or if he cannot cross and go beyond the boundaries of the box in time
before the traffic signal turns to red.
ARTICLE VI- GIVING WAY
Section 24. Giving Way at Intersections.
) A driver approaching or passing through an intersection shall exercise

special care and where appropriate shall drive at a reduced speed.
) Except as provided in paragraph (C), (i) and (ii) of this section, the driver of
a vehicle which is approaching an intersection from one thoroughfare shall
give way to any vehicle which has entered the intersection except where
the two vehicles have entered at the same time, the driver which has the
other vehicle on his right shall give way.
) Giving Way at Signalized/Sign Intersections
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iere traffic control signals are erected at or near an intersection,

pdcagraph (b) above shall not apply to a driver proceeding in
accordance with the instruction of any such signal.
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ii) Paragraph (b) shall not apply to the driver oa vehicle having
another vehicle on his right at an interseting,thoroughfare where
that other vehicle is facing or paèd ieAvy''or'top" signage.
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c) A dnver makaUturn
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thisarticle shall:apply tolurning vehicles-' U -
A Section 26. Giving way to or from Parked Vehicles.
a) A driver who is about to drive or is driving a vehicle into or out from a

parking area or the boundary of a thoroughfare shall give way to all other
vehicles.
( b) A driver shall not move in reverse out of a parking area and cross the
center of a thoroughfare, unless traffic conditions permit him to do so.
ection 27. Giving way to Emergency Vehicles.- A driver shall give way and
nake reasonable effort to give clear and uninterrupted passage to every
mergency vehicle sounding a siren, bell or repeated horn, or using other signals
ndicate and emergency.
ection 28. Entering or Leaving a Road.
a) A driver entering an abutting road shall:

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signal, a traffic policeman, a traffic aide or duly authorized traffic
control enforcers shall give way to all vehicles travelling in either
direction along the road.
Give way to all pedestrian on the road'\
b) A driver leaving a road enter land'abutting ,shll give wayto'all?vehicles

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travelling in the opposite direction and -to aWpedestrianon-the'road.
tion 29—Roundabouts or Rotunda -in Roundabout or Rotunda1-the first

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ye ide toenter takes precedence ov er-a vehicle appr oaching oräboUt to enter
ce the driver bf a vehicleentering a roundabout or rotunda shaiLgive way to
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driver t gi1e way the nar1st exit point.
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The foregoing provisions of this section shall notapply to the driver of an
emergency vehicle.
c) Nothing in this section shall be construed to justify the driver of a vehicle
driving at a speed which:
May constitute driving carelessly, recklessly or at speed or in a
manner which is dangerous to the public having regards to all the
circumstances; or
Exceed 'any maximum speed applicable to the vehicle and fixed by
any law, ordinance or regulation.
Section 31. Drag Racing/Speed Contest. - It shall be unlawful for any person to
engage in, or to aid motor vehicle, drag racing/speed contests or exhibition of
speed, on any public or private street upon which the City has been authorized to
impose traffic regulations except as permitted by special ordinance of the
Sangguniang Panlungsod.
ARTICLE VIII - ONE WAY STREETS

Section 32. Designation of One-Way Streets.
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Vehicular traffic on any street or highway or portion thereof maybe

designated by the head of the Traffic and Parking Management Office
(TPMO) as one-way street on an experimental basis, and shall be referred
immediately to the Sangguniang Panlungsod for approval. If no action is
taken by the Sangguniang Panlungsod with one(1) month of referral, the
same shall be deemed approved and included ih the1 LisLof One-Way
streets in Appendix I as amended.
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authorized to expand, reduce,çromodifyA'pendix I, with the co6Etirrence
of the City Mayor and provided tht anchange shall be(._.. referredio
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Section 33. Operating Rule-on One-Se.-Tesarieon
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one-waythoroughfare only imthe directionindicated by the arrow on the sign.
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SeãtiOh 34. Right Turiis.A driver wh&isabout to niaké turnratanIritérsection

shall so drivethis vehicle
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thatwhenitreaches theintersection it shall bèlo thesight
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of ay ebjcl abreastfLhIsehIad ravelng n te\same direction,-or at the
rightmost lane of aidroughfare, provided that this section shall not apply to a
driver whose vehicle is in a marked lane allocated exclusively to right-turning
vehicles.
Section 35. Left Turns. The streets listed under Appendix II as amended are
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hereby designated as No Left turns. The Traffic and Parking Management Office
(TPMO) is hereby authorized to expand, reduce, amend or modify from time to
time the list as he sees fit, subject to the approval of the Mayor and shall be
referred to the Sangguniang Panlungsod. The revised list shall be deemed final if
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However, this sub-section shall not apply' if his vehicle is in a marked lane
which has a sign alongside or over it or marking on its surface indicating
that a left turn must or may be made.
b) Notwithstanding the foregoing provisions of this Section, a bicyclist who is

about to make or is making a left turn at an1nterectiotc 'may make the left
turn so that; \ \..J \J (J
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practicable to the right b&idary ófJthéthoroughfar'7 E-2
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'ii) Enters the intersection and-proce6dt in a straight line iThtil his bicycle
as near aspracticable to thepro,Iongation of the right boundary of
the thorohfare his aboftoenteand
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iii) Turns his bicycle to the left andafter giving way toChiC les~òn hisI left
Ljis and ightiaves"the iners'ction inccordancéhthe l
wiprovsion s of
this'Setion(but) wheh any-traffic-cortrol signal is opratin atthe
inters4ion,abicyclst'\ shlLwit befcre ttjrnihg nd4hall not
proceed-_to leave _the intersectionun'til the _traffic '.controLsignal is
displaying a green light indicating theappropriate-directioi of his
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Section 36. Turn an?Stop Signals.
A driver shall not turn right or left of diverge right or left or stop or suddenly
decrease speed or make a U-turn without giving a signal as prescribed in
this Section.
A driver who is about to turn right or left, diverge right or left, stop, suddenly
decrease speed or make U-Turn shall signal his intent of doing so for such
time as is necessary to give reasonable warning to drivers approaching
from behind.
For purposes of and without limiting the generality of paragraph (b) above,
a signal shall be deemed to give reasonable warning if given continuously.
While a vehicle is traveling, 30 meters immediately before it

commences to turn and during any period when it is stationary
before it comes to turn.
While a vehicle is traveling, 30 meters immediately before it

commences to diverge right or left; or
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iii) While the brakes of the vehicle are applied, before it stops or while it
is slowing down.
d) Any signal required by this Section shall be given:

I) In the case of a signal of intention to stop of'reducè speed suddenly,
by means of stop of lamp or red (rnps; or
ii) In case of a signal of intentibnto turn righton1éft-diverge riht or left
to make U-turn,' by means ófshin ySig
device. Q (—
I Suchignaling device or stop lamp shall- complLwith the specifications for

that device or stop'iamp.prescribedby-.the LanthTransportatioOffice
(TO).
Section)Use of Signaling Devices. Adriver shall not Ipermit a signaling

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device on his vehiclelo remain inl opertio n aftemh4 completion of th4 turri or
divrgeñdeinrepetof Whichithe dVi into operation. I
Seètion 38. U-Turn:- - -•The'Thstreets lited-under Appendix Ill as-amended are
hereby rdesignated as...No.U-Turn._The._Traffic-anä
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time thè'lij 'he s3it sibci'the 'pprdi f th 1yor and furnish a copy
to the Sangguniang Panlungsod. The revised list shall be deemed final if not acted
by the Sangguniang Panlungsod within one (1) month from receipt thereof.
A driver shall not cause his vehicle to make a U-Turn;
Where there is a probability or colliding with another vehicle or interfering

with the free movement of traffic; or
On any intersection at which a traffic control sign or signal prohibits a U-
Turn.
tion 39. Procedure at Channelized Intersection. -When accelerating or

elerating lanes are provided for right or left turns at unsignalized intersection,
ides shall proceed as follows:
Vehicles intending to turn right into a roadway entrance by means of right
turn accelerating lane shall enter such roadway by means of the
accelerating lane so provided, and shall merge with caution into the right
hand traffic lane, unless otherwise instructed.
Vehicles intending to turn right into a roadway exit, from which is made by
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means of a right turn decelerating lane, shall enter the decelerating lane
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and shall merge with caution into the right hand traffic lane, unless
otherwise instructed.
C) Vehicles intending to turn left into the far roadway of a divided highway shall I
come to a complete stop before crossing the-near roadway of such
highway and shall merge with caution into "the (left hd lane of the far
roadway, unless otherwise instructed. \J
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d) Vehicles intending to turn left from a-dividedhighway (exit by-means of a
left turn decelerating lane conicted iñtii medial stricjea, ihall'enter
decelerang lane and shall yield-the riht of wayto approachingvehples
bfore proceeding with caution 'crO' the intersectionand'1nto the
interecting roadway-unless otherwisejnstructed.
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ARTICLE XXSTOPPING AND PARKING OF VEHICLES
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Leave a vehicle waiting in a "No Waiting Area"

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Park acehIcle1n a "NbParktng Area", eceptwhen loading or unloading J.
goods or passengers;
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Leave a vehicle waiting in a "No Stopping Area", for any purpose;
Leave a vehicle waiting in a Parking Area contrary to any limitation in

respect of days, periods of the day, and classes of vehicles indicated by
the inscription on the sign or signs associated with the area. However, a

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modify from time to time the list as he sees fit, subject to approval of the Mayor
and furnish a copy to the Sangguniang Panlungsod. The revised list shall be
deemed final if not acted by the Sangguniang Panlungsod within one (1) month
from receipt thereof. The Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO) can
practice/implement NO CONTACT apprehension, provided , before issuing UOVR,
there should be proof of prohibited parking. No person shall, pat'or leave a vehicle
waiting so that any portion of the vehicle is: \ \ j V L1
Between any other waiting vehicle and-the enter of the.thoroughfare.
Between the pedestrian zone and the nearest curb.
ln,-front of a right-of-way, passage or private driveway!
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Alongside or oppositeany excavationif the vehicle would obstruct traffic;
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On any footway, marked crosswalk orpedestnan crossing.
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Upon a bridge or othereIevated structure or within a tUnnel or underpass.
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Within one (1meter of any fire hydrant or fire plug or any sign or mark
indicating the existence of a fire hydrant or fire plug.
Within three (3) meters of a letter pillar or letter box unless the vehicle is
being used for the purpose of collecting postal articles from the pillar or
box.
I) On a reservation;
On a bicycle lane;
Upon a Bus and PUJ Lane except that a public utility vehicle may within
waiting while a person/s are actually entering or alighting from vehicle.
£tion 41-A. Wheel Clamping/Tire Locking. - To improve vehicular traffic flow

and distribute equitably the limited parking spaces. There is a need to implement
use of wheel clamping or tire lock system. The use of the system is a more
efficient way of complying with the existing parking rules and regulations and
eliminates the worry of vehicle owners because it does away with outright towing,
car napping and impounding, thus it minimizes complaints from vehicle owners
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a) The use of wheel clamps or tire locks to immobilize illegally parked and
unattended vehicles in any street or area, designated as "No Parking or
Tow Away Zone' in accordance with Appendix IV and lV-A of this
Ordinance.
The wheel clamps or tire locks is a yellovfrnetrgadget for immobilizing
device duly registered and authorizedcbearing1 the seal of t, heCity of Pasig
that is placed on the left portionç of the ighttiç.e of, the vehicle-including
container vans, trucks, trailers and other multi-wIeelediehicls,'nd shall
be installed by authorized personnel of-thePasig City Traffic -, and Parking
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Management Office (TPMO).
FofThthe release/removal of the said Qlamping device, the

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Officd City'01 Pasifor whiàh a ö?responding official receipt\shallii be
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issued. Payment shalVbe mad at the official redemption center of TPMO
desi&,ated by the- City-of Pasig>-
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The rn owner/d9ver/ope3tor ofa clarn peveh ide shal l be givenjnaxin urn
period of two(2) hours,_within which to reeemjthe saidwhicle by paying
he amount of thèfin6 prescribed iSectior4-A() hereofTOth6wisethe
A aid vehicleshalbbe-towed
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ManagemenLOffice impounding Area (AdditIonal Towing Fee/Impounding
Fee).
e) The City Government of Pasig shall not be held responsible for any damage
to the vehicle caused by any movement or attempted movement of the
vehicle by the owner/driver/operator while the wheel is clamped;
PROVIDED, that a notice of immobilization shall be placed on the driver
side windshield of the vehicle.
It will be unlawful and/or illegal to remove or attempt to remove or destroy

the wheel clamp, and shall subject the offender to a fine of Php 2,500.00 or
one (1) month imprisonment or both, at the discretion of the court. The
vehicle of the offender shall be also towed and impounded in the Traffic
and Parking Management Office impounding Area.
Clamping is not applicable in all illegally parked and unattended vehicles on

critical areas/access roads or streets hence will be towed automatically.
Illegally parked vehicle and unattended vehicle on thoroughfares shall be

construed as obstructing traffic if not removed within 5 minutes for it shall
be tire locked/wheel clamped or towed.
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Section 42. Method of Parking Vehicles. Any driver parks or leaves vehicle on
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a thoroughfare shall park or leave the vehicle waiting:
In the case of a road on which vehicles are permitted to travel in both

direction, as near as practicable to the right boundary of the thoroughfare.
In the case of a road on which vehiiës are permitted t?ravel in one

direction only, as near as practicableto left boundary f1he7oad and
parallel to the boundary of the thoroughfare ' "
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c)So thatnot less than 3 meters of-the - width'of the/thoroughfarebetween the
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vehicle and the far boundaryofthe.1hioroughfare is av1labIëfor the
movement of otrierverucIes:
d) In a manner that it does not c structlon on the thoroughfare,
e)Whereparkipg bays are mar oughfare, entirely wjthin the

&nfines of a sinIeJay; P raraptjs () ahd(b) of this
.Section a vjcle waitingJpa parling
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?shall park or leave a
vehicle waiting on or -near a crest or curve so that any'portion of it is upon a
J' thoroughfare unless a driver approaching from thE rear would have a clear view of
the vehicles.
Section 44. Parking on Parade Routes and on any Special Occasion.- The
I ratnc and Parking Management urnce , i iVIO) is nereoy autnorizeu, WrieiiVe' U.
deems it necessary, to prohibit or restrict the parking of any vehicle on either or
both sides of any street or portion thereof, constituting a part of the route of parade
or procession, or on any special occasion, and also upon any street adjacent
thereto by the erection or placement of temporary signs setting forth such,
restrictions. When such signs are erected or placed prior to the parade, procession
or special occasion, it shall be unlawful to park or leave unattended any vehicle in
,iolation of such signs at the owner's expense. A traffic enforcer assigned in the
rea is hereby authorized to remove, or cause to be removed, any vehicles left
unattended or parked in violation of such signs at the owner's expenses.
Section 45. Parking for Certain Purposes Prohibited.- No person shall park a
vehicle upon any roadway for the principal purpose of:
a) Displaying such vehicle for sale;
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b) Washing, greasing or repairing such vehicle except repairs necessitated by

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Section 46. Parking In Front of Residential or Commercial Establishment. -
No person shall appropriate for his exclusive use a parking sp9ce allotted in front
of a residential or commercial establishment unlessiis p'ri'ately)owned, otherwise
he/she shall pay the prescribed parking fee in this Orinnce'istalIation of
signage or markings indicating reservatiorrofit'ue is prohibited. -'
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Section 47. Loading and Unloading Bay/Zones. A driver of attuckmay
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his 1vehicle in a Loading and UnIoadingZonevhen actually taking:uposethng
do,n goods, proided he is present at all timë and attehding tithe same. A
driver of a public utility,vtuilëhall stoparid/O?ick up 1orunloadpnger9nly
c at desighated zon. On sections of)th road where"there is ~ no ;rohibition against
loa ing a l nd iin loai ng,-h4 may' stop tdakeup ohetdo1wn passenges, ppvidd it
is fifty (50) meters awafrom a signalized/nonignalizeä intersdction.
a) Whenever any traffic enforcer finds a vehicle standing_upo) road in

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authorized tomove such vehicle,ior require. the driver,
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charge of thevehicle to move the same, to a position off the paved or main
traveled part of such road.
((n) b) Whenever any traffic enforcer finds a vehicle unattended upon any
bridge/causeway where such vehicle constitute an obstruction to traffic,
( such officer is hereby authorized to provide for the removal of such
vehicles to the nearest garage or other place of safety.
The expense incurred in the removal of such vehicle shall be charged to the
owner of the vehicle.
Towed or impounded vehicles shall be penalized in accordance with the
provisions of this Code and to be charged of a towing fee according to
type/load of vehicle as enumerated at Section 129 plus the fine of the
violationls. In addition, an impounding or storage fee of Fifty Pesos
(P50.00) per day for four-wheel vehicle and Ten Pesos (P10.00) per day
for motorcycle or tricycle.
tion 49. Authority to Dispose of Unclaimed Vehicles.
a) The Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO) is hereby authorized

to recommend to the City Mayor the disposal of a vehicle that has been

custody. Such disposition shall be at public auction under such

to be prepared within sixty (60) days from the approval of this
Ordinance by the TPMO and City Legal Office for approval of the City
Mayor and Sangguniang Panlungsod. A written notice of such auction shall
be sent through a registered mail to the address of the registered owner of
at least ten (10) days prior to the date of aLiction'or on(1) publication in
a newspaper of general circulation. Aforsid \a'uc4or sfiall be held not
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earlier than six (6) months unlesordeed byany codrt"orompetent
authority after the date upon suh-ehi hll ha('ein1ke9 into
custody. Any person entitled to.such vëhicle may claim thsameat any
time-prior to such auction upopaymeiWf all c5stsand expnss-reting
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The Traffic and-Parking Management Office (TPMO) is hereby authorized
and directed to establish, mark and designate portion of a thoroughfare as
pay parking zones including city owned properties available for parking
areas.
The streets listed under Appendix VI are hereby designated as Pay Parking
Zone. The Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO) is hereby
authorized to expand, reduce, amend or modify from time to time the list as
he sees fit, subject to approval of the Mayor; provided, he furnish a copy to
the Sangguniang Panlungsod of any change or revision. The revised list
shall be deemed final if not acted by the Sangguniang Panlungsod within
one (1) month from receipt thereof.
Mega Parking I and Mega Parking II of the Pasig City Government shall
continue to exist and such other parking areas to be designated by the
Traffic and Parking Management Office subject to the approval of the City
Mayor.
ction 51. Off-Street Parking Facilities and Transport/Passenger Terminals.

a) Off-street parking facilities and public transport terminals may be
constructed, operated and maintained by the City or by private entitles,
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:0 an authorization by the Sangguniang Panlungsod upon the

recommendation of the Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO)
and approval of the Mayor.
If so required by the traffic impact analysis, the Traffic and Parking
Management Office (TPMO) may also\\require 71YIajor commercial
developments to incorporate off-streetprking facilities'i9to1heir building
plans, before the approval of a BuiIdin Permit is-issue'd therebf.
Itis hereby a declared policy oLthe CItyovernment ofPasig to-regulate
the use of streets, avenues, lIey' sidewalks, bridges, ?ks--and other
( -publiplaces and approve theconirètion, 1improveme reii?, and
maintenarpe of the same; establish PUV/AUVs_and vehicle stops and
termi ?ials or regulate iheise of-the-same by,_ privately-ownedvehicles
,hich senie the public. Also to'prescribe tIe te'rms ändtconditions and fix
! the rates for he•ihipostion of ioll fees or chrgs foiL th use"of a?y public
rule shall aplyo allpresëntiy operating an
new public utility vehiEles operatin within the territorial jurisdiction ?of Päsig
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Section 51-A. Terminals CityGovernment-Owned-Properties._-Jhe City
Govérnient of Pasig,, through the Traffic and°Pârking Management \
Office
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road,.Jwithih the
(TPMO.)' shall designate ,terminalsfor PUV on Cityl Government-owned., properties
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within Pasig,but in nq,,case shall-it be made permanej,t. t
resumes its right to close and reclaim the terminal if some important need for it
arises.
Section 51-B. Private Lots/Properties as Terminals- The association of

PUV/AUV owners, operators and drivers may negotiate with owners of private lots
or properties that they can use as terminals. PUV/AUV owners, operators and
drivers shall, however utilize only the inside perimeter of the private terminal for
their purpose.
Requirements for Private Terminal
a) TPMO Inspection Clearance. - Any owner of a private lot to be used as a

private terminal is required to secure an inspection/clearance certificate
from the TPMO. The TPMO shall conduct an inspection of the terminal site
to ensure it worthiness as a terminal and loading/unloading bay for
passengers.
List of Officers of Association with 2x2 picture
Billboard 4ft (W) x 8ft (L)

- indicating the official list of officers, official route and fare.
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IG FUNCTIONS, PRESCRIBING FEES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
ill) uomfort room with sufficient water and ample lightning

- One (1) Male / One (1) Female
iv) Ten meters (1 Om) away from the corn er/i ntersection
Lot area of 300 sq. m. (minimum area)., (\
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Waiting Shed - lOm (L) x Im (T\ \/ u (2
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Memorandum of Agreement (MOA)/Contract. - The use2 of -a- private
poperty.as terminal should becoveredby a MOA-or lease-onttact-to be
entered and executed by and bätwéh the (pperty ro onerand the
cncrnedl PUV association. The MOA-shall indicate among-other things,
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the site or loc,ation-.of-the contr
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the TPMO 'should.beiurnishèdwith aopies of MOA o rJ co'ntract.
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BPLO_Verification/Clearance r Anyowner of'a private lot to be used as a
private terminal isas' well required....-tb secure a veficatIon/clearaLnce
ertificate fromthe- —BPLO- subsequent L_to) théivance I of
n inspection/Clearance Certificate from TPMO. '-The BPLO-shall cnduct a
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Barangay Clearance (Certificate of Non-obstruction)
Lease of Contract (MOA)
Copy of Business Permit of the terminal lessor
ADoroval of Terminal. - UDon the recommendation (lnspectionfClearance -

Certificate of Worthiness) from the TPMO and confirmation
(Verification/Clearance - Certificate of Authenticity) from the BPLO, it shall
be forwarded to the Chairman, Committee on Transportation for final
evaluation and to be recommended to the Sangguniang Panlungsod for
approval.
) Business Permit and License to Operate. - Upon approval, the Business

Permit and Licensing Office (BPLO) shall issue permit with corresponding
license and fees. Any owner of private lot(s) or properties used as private
terminal shall be required to secure business permit and license to operate
from the Business Permit and Licensing Office of Pasig before the terminal
can operate, and shall be imposed with the prescribe taxes, fees and
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charges. The TPMO should be furnished with copies of the business
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Section 51-C. PUV/PrivateTerminals. A terminal, designated and assigned

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exclusively to a PUV association with a specific franchise route/line of operation,

shall not be used by another PUV association. Pat?king (of prite vehicles or the
use of the same for some other purpose/s,ther..thari.às 1a'teriñal, shall be
prohibited.
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Section 51-D. Revocation of a TermallLoadlng Bay. Utthzing.ihe said
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locations,iH-be.emporary in nature and.can bèrevoke,anytime inthe irterests of

thepublic and when traffic situation sodemandupon the rcommehdation6 the
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Section 52. Pay Parking Charges and Signs>'Apprgpriate signs, indicatingthe
parking charges, the timethat such' fcility is-open for busines, shill be iinstalled
at each ublic parking - Parking fes shall be,collected dLiring the rgulated
period ratesshovn i'n App"endix VI. updMed from time to time
by heTraffic and ParkinMaiagernent Office'(TPMO) subject1 to approv'al of the
Mayor.)
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designated aspay parking zones.may..e determinedb the Traffic and Parking
Management Office (TPMO) in consultation with the Barangay Council subject to
the approval of the City Mayor. Those local roads that may be designated as much
as practicable be on a one-side parking basis and in no case shall prevent egress
A. or passage. No alley or road less than three (3) meters in width shall be
designated as overnight parking zones.
Section 54. Enforcement of Overnight Parking.- The enforcement of overnight

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any City street shall be towed to the vehicle impounding area, and
the driver required to pay the corresponding fines.
The cost of the tickets or receipts issued by the Barangay for

collection of overnight parking fees shall be chargeable to the City
Government. [\ fl
Overnight parking fees shalKbe-deternine by :the7iraffic and
Parking Management Office (TPMO) ubjëct' to (the-approaL.of the
City Mayor. A copy ihbecfurished to fhSaguiiang
, _—Panlungsod and the same shall be:deemedfinal if noaction-ismade
by Ihe Sangguniang Palung'odithin ocie(1) monthfrm-reeipt
It shhll t~ ~dut he asuculyge the
J City Treasurer-t remit collectibnspertaining to' the share of the City

Oto the Office ofthe City, Treasurer.
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Section' 55; Violations iriJarkingAreas.-Yjiithin any pay parking facility, it shall
berllaivfulfor any prsQp,\__J
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b) To park any vehicle across any line or marking space of a parking space or
in such position that the vehicle shall not entirely be within the area
designated by such lines or markings;
( c) To tamper or damage any vehicle other than his own parked in the same
parking facilities.
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Section 57. Reckless Driving.- No person shall operate a motor vehicle on any
- road recklessly or without reasonable caution considering the width, traffic, grades,
crossing, curvatures, visibility and other conditions of the road and the conditions
of atmosphere and weather to endanger the property or safety or rights of any
person or to cause excessive or unreasonable damage to the road.
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Section 58. Driving a Motor Vehicle whileUndérjhelnfluencéf Liquor or
Incapacitating Drugs. - No person shall-dri'e- motor1 vehicle while-Under the
t influence of liquor or incapacitating drug. Forpurjôsës
the of thiSeci'tion',...adriver
is considered under the influence of lic6ifarthe'time of competent emination
performed within an hour of apprehensionof9- -person, he is foundlo
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from his actions or behaviorthat his exercise, of his five sensess physically
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Impaired as to exoose himself or\the vehicle or other persons- to a - danger of

ac The oprtion/f ny iiot motorIi'd,
ma stateä herin abovels likev,ise prohibited.
ARTICLE XHI - AççIDENTS
Sectiom 59. Accidents Involving Death Personal Injuries-or Damage to

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Vehicle.Thdrive(df a9 j'hil1nc6rved iànacciderit resulting in injury or
death1Sof ,)damagetoa vehicle Which: isdriyen or att?id by any
person, shall immediately stop such vehicle at the scenef the accident and shall
remain at the scene of such accident until he has fulfilled the requirements of
Section 60 of this Ordinance. Every step must be taken to ensure that such stop is
made without obstructing traffic.
Section 60. Duty to Give information and Render Aid. -The driver of any
vehicle involved in an accident resulting in injury to or death of any person or
damage to any vehicle or other property damage, shall give his name, and the
vehicle license plate number he is driving and upon request, exhibit his driver's
license to the person struck, or to the driver or occupant of, or person attending
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the vehicle collided with, and shall render reasonable assistance to any person
injured in such accident. All parties involved shall comply with the procedures
involving traffic accidents prescribed by the City.
ection 61. Duty upon Striking Unattended Vehicle. -The driver of any vehicle
that collides with any vehicle which is unattended shall immediately stop and shall
then locate the driver and notify the operator or owner of such vehicle, or shall
leave in a conspicuous place in the vehicle struck a written notice giving the name
and address of the driver or the owner of the vehicle doing the striking, together
with the license plate number of said vehicle and a statement of the circumstances
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Section 62. Duty upon Striking Fixtures on a Road.- The driver of any vehicle
involved in an accident resulting only in damage to fixture adjacent to a road shall
take reasonable steps to locate and notify the person in-charge of such property
and shall give his name and address, and the vehicle license plate number he is
driving, and upon request exhibit his driver's license and,, shall make a report of
such accident as required by this Ordinance.
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Section 63. Report of Accidents.
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The driver of any vehicle involvJan äcjdent resultingnjudeath
of anyperson shall, immediateiybyJheuickest means of communication, Gfn
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givenotice of such to the policedepartnit or local traffic authority.
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The driver of,any vehicle involved in property damage, shall make an
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agreenent to the persons whose propedy is linvolved as to arVount of
roprty dmagsustained, roviddhowever, thai if no agreer9ent
be-reached between-the two (2)-partie"-the accident shall be reported
immediate'ly to thelide deatrne
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a motor vehicle accident of which report must be made asprovided herin,
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interviiaWing
' /participants'or.witness, lhou rs after completing
such investigation, forward a written report of such accident to the
appropriate division of the Traffic and Parking Management Office
(TPMO).
Section 64. Accident Report forms.
a) The Traffic Enforcement Division shall prepare and upon request supply to
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24 hours after such motor vehicle is received, giving the engine number, plate
number, the name and address of the owner or driver of such vehicle, and a
description of the suspicious or unusual circumstances.
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Section 66. Accident Reports Confidential.- All cident'rep6ts in writing made
by person involved in accidents or garages sillbe..f6r the cànfidei?al use of the
Police Department or other City/Municipality.ageicies having usefor,the records
for accident prevention purposes, except that-the,polib elpah madisclose
accident When such identitys;not'otherwise
the identity of a person involved in an'
knownor when.such person denies his.presenë at suchaccident. No such report
shall beCsed aevidence in any tria1civil'orZriminalsing outcofa?accident
exdept that the pàlice department shall or_upon demand of any court, issue a
certificate showing tl)ia specifid,acident report\h as'Ffas 1ben md(to the
police department: soleiy'to prove a complianèe or., a flailure to complwith the
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Section 67. When DnverUnateto RePorLJ ,y I.J
a) An accident report is not required under this 'Article from arypern who is
si6Hy in léaRTg Fëort dUihgth'epriôd of such incapacity.
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I immediate notice of an accident as required in Section 63 and there was
another occupant in the vehicle at the time of the accident capable of doing
so, such occupant in the vehicle shall make a report not made by the driver
or if the driver is not the owner of the vehicle, then the owner of the vehicle
involved in such accident shall within 5 days after learning of the accident
C: make such report not made by the driver.
Section 68. Responsibility to Tabulate and Analyze Accident Reports. -

Without infringing on the authority of the Police. The Traffic and Parking
Management Office (TPMO) or its appropriate unit shall tabulate and analyze all
accident reports and shall publish annually the statistical information based to the
number and circumstances of traffic accident.
Section 69. Copies of Reports to Furnish to the Office of the City Mayor. -The
head of the Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO) shall furnish true
copies of all accident reports within 48 hours from the filing thereof, to the police
and the Office of the City Mayor.
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ARTICLE XIV LIGHTING, WARNING SIGNS, EQUIPMENT, ETC.

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Section 70. Lights on Moving Motor Vehicle. No person shall drive a motor
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vehicle or a combination of a motor vehicle and trailer between sunset and

sunrise, unless the motor vehicle or combination is equipped with appropriate
lamps and reflectors prescribed as mandatory byihe LTO td'be carried by the
vehicle or combination, and the lamps are lightd.
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a.)Jhedriver of a motor vehicles shall diithe headlights orlilt the-beam
~16wnward~ whenever the vehicle-is 6-pproached anyziothr veh ide
traveling in the opposit&direction;
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When the other vehicle reaches &point 200 meters from his motor
1 o1her
ii)_rnmediateIy'whep the, light'-p[ojected by every headIigIt of the
vehicle is switched to law beamnd shall cause very.headlight of
his vehicleoremainon Iowbeam until thephr vehicle haspasded.
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Section 72. Lights on Stationary Motor Vehicles.
Subject to the provisions of Section 84, no person shall leave a motor

vehicle waiting on a road with a lamp of a power exceeding seven (7)
watts lighted and showing to the front except while the vehicle is loading or
unloading passengers or is compelled to remain stationary by the
exigencies of traffic.
No person shall leave a motor vehicle or a trailer waiting on or partly on any
thoroughfare between sunset and sunrise unless that motor vehicle or
trailer is equipped with:
Two lamps (one on each side) showing a clear while light to the front
and clearly visible under normal atmosphere conditions at a distance
of 180 meters, or where the motor vehicle or trailer is waiting on or
adjacent to the boundary of the thoroughfare, one such lamp shall be
on the side of the motor vehicle or trailer near to the center of the
thoroughfare;
Appropriate rear lamps, number-plate lamps, front and, rear
clearance lamps and reflectors prescribed as mandatory by the LTO
and the lamps so affixed are lighted.
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b) of this Section shall not apply:

Where the street lighting in the vicinity renders the motor vehicle or
the trailer clearly visible at a distance of 1801 eters; or
To any motorcycle not connecied t sidcalrailer left waiting
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Section 73. Portable Warning Signs for Disabled Vehicles.
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a) No,.personshall not drive a vehicle on.aroad,oriermit
p aZvehicleio be
driven, unlessr thatvehicle carries a..portable EaiWarningDevice (WD)
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complying with the specifications prescribed.by the LTO. T
ib) Whenever a disablethv&hicle is stationary on a ~thoroughfaro( ,the portable

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earlyiwarning deciices shall [be placed one to the rear of the vehicle and
one to the'frot sidndarer to thecènter of 'the thoróughfar& at a istaice
prec66ed bç the LTO to givereasonal la warning to apii"roaching
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-c).Nothing in this section' shallaffëct-any-.duly imposed requirement by this
i\ rbode p-display
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Section 74. Light onTowed- Vehicles. No person-s4hall between sunset and
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sunrise drive a motoriehicle which is towing another vehicle unless a lighted lamp
is attached to the portion of the towed vehicle facing any following vehicle, with a
power not exceeding seven (7) watts showing a clear red light visible under normal
atmosphere conditions at a distance of 100 meters which lamp is so placed that:
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a) Its center is not more than 1 meter above the ground; and
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2)Vehicle being used by a government, public or local authority

in connection with its function and occupying a hazardous
position on the thoroughfare.
b) A motor vehicle moving or stationary ina

thoroughfare because of an emergency\tu tidn, (s1alVdisplay such
flashes from both sides of the front_an'dJar ofth' veiclbç' position
hà±ardotIs means on of a
flashing lamp signaling devices otEa?Iy arrii 1DevIce (EWD);-provided,
that display of such flashes dthe'biera tion of the_EWDTh're in
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accordance with the specification ofthe-LTO.
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No Peçson it anyspot lamp or sea

connected lighted uless:
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The vehicle .is.outsidea built-up ace.a
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only forthe purposeof-reading aroad!sign
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The provisions of paragraph (a) of this Section shall not apply if the vehicle
is an emergency vehicle which is being used by law enforcement agencies
in the performance of their official function.
Section 77. Mufflers and Noise Controlling Devices.
o person shall operate a motor vehicle

vehicle is equipped, at all times, with a Dr mufflers in constant
operation and of sufficient capacity for th and equipped with an
exhaust system to prevent the escape of 'e fumes or smoke and
unusual noise to disturb, irritate, irk, bother, tease or harass esp./as
by a repeated acts.
No person shall knowingly operate and no owner shall knowingly cause or

permit to be operated any motor vehicle originally equipped or required by
any law or regulation to be equipped with a pollution control system while
that system or its operation is modified or altered in any manner.
Owners or operators of motor vehicles within the territorial jurisdiction of the

City shall at all times ensure that their vehicle comply with the exhaust
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emission standards set forth in R.A. No. 8749, otherwise known as the
J "Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999" and its implementing rules and
regulations.
Section 78. Windshield to be Unobstructed and Equipped with Wipers.

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a) No person shall drive any motor vehtcle\with anyposter, or other non-
transparent material upon the front.. wiridshield•• of1 sucic-vehicle which
obstructs the driver's clear view of the .highwdyi ,-
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b..Posters.-or stickers approved by..the..proer authority shall beplacedat the
ioier or tipper right hand corner of tSe front wind'shield. c
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or object suspended within the windshield areaja viewed from the driver's
seat nor shall any..peon driv.anymotorvehicle uon the hood bf wIich
i'-attachedto'ny ..fixture, ornment o?any material which vibrates or
swingswithin'view f the dri'er of saidvehicle.
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cleaning rain or other moisture from thewindshield_and shall be
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ARTICLE XV WEIGHT, SIZE AND LOAD
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Section 79. Gross Weight, Axis and Wheel Loads. - No motor vehicle or trailer
or combination of such vehicles equipped wholly with pneumatic tires, which has a
total gross weight, including vehicle, and load, in excess of the requirements
prescribed as mandatory by the LTO, shall be operated or moved upon any public
road, street or highway.
Section 80. Projecting Loads on Passenger Vehicles. - No passenger type

vehicle shall be, operated on any road with a load thereon projecting beyond the
extreme width of the vehicle, regardless of the nature of the property being
tion 81. Load to be Properly Secured. - No vehicle shall be driven or moved

any road.
a) Unless such vehicle is so constructed or loaded as to prevent any of its load
from dropping, shifting, leaking or otherwise escaping there from, except
that sand may be dropped for the purpose of traction or water or other
substance may be sprinkled on a roadway in cleaning or maintaining the
roadway;
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b) With any load consisting partially or entirely of loose paper, empty cartons,
crates, or any other material susceptible of being blown or carried by the
wind, unless such load is entirely covered by tarpaulin, net, canopy, or any
other suitable material effectively preventing any part of such loads being
blown or carried by the wind.
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Section 82. Traffic Officers May We oal of
Excess Loads:
having reasorrtobelieve that the weight of avehicle and

16ad in unlawful isauthorized to requtre the èir to stop_and submit
eighng by meansof a portable or statioy sáis ar may require
vehicle be drien,to the nearest public sales inl, the eVE such scales
iithin1 2 '-1
Wheneyern office(n wigh hiclead load
determines that thweight is thnlawfuLthe officr may r 'ëthe'drivr to
top the vehiëleJnasuitabld pce and remin standing l the portioi of
the load is removed as may be necessary (to reduce ti rosy)eight of
rthifred. AlFiaie(ia'lg'shall
? thvéicle tauch lirn1rs' ared for by the
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c) Any driver of a vehicle who refuses to stop and submit the vehicle to a
weighing when directed by an officer shall be guilty of a misdemeanor.
Section 83. Restricting the Use Over Bridges.- No person shall drive or operate
any motor vehicle having an aggregate weight of a vehicle and load in excess of
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I) Description of the vehicle, equipment and/or load to be moved;
ii) Street location or other identifying description of the place to which

the same is to be moved;
Complete designation of the route is t&be followed;
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Time at which the movement of.jhe vehicle will commence and
terminate; -
(ijThe itshall have filed_withjhe issiiiiofficer ertificate of

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any 1 ce caer cIfying tit the1is Ic

tability insurnce( policycoeçing said ap
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uton 3t\ and his
) uth aent's. adninistrathr&and heirs in base of y injury or
death s in any abciddnt 'or drr ags to' or
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in his
discretion, change and designate a other route to be followed orihe time
tWinhichje' rvee6'! ma&e pidrt6'tj% iss)jance
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Section 85. Truck Routes and Limited Truck Ban.- Cargo trucks, gravel and
sand trucks with eight wheels and up, or whose gross vehicle weights exceed
4,500 kilograms, including tractor trailers or containerized haulers shall not be
allowed to travel on any city streets with no more than two lanes, except along the
street with limited truck ban specified in Appendix V. The use of the truck routes
shall be restricted to the hours of six in the morning (6:00 A.M.) to ten in the
morning (10:00 A.M.) and from five in the afternoon (5:00 P.M.) to ten in the
evening (10:00P.M.) except Sundays and Holidays. The City Mayor may, upon
çecommendation of the Traffic and Parking Management Office, ban the access
fr limited hours of any cargo trucks and any heavy vehicles on the other
cnditions warrant and order to ensure orderly traffic flow and/or give exemptions
in procedure enumerated from Sections 133-B to 135-13.
section 86. Routes of Public Utility Vehicle. Public Utility Vehicles (PUV) with
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valid authorization from the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory

8oard (LTFRB) and whose routes/lines terminates, originate and those passing
through, within the city shall furnish the Traffic and Parking Management Office
(TPMO) a copy of their approved routes/lines/franchise. All drivers shall always be

copy of their franchise and driver's license. Subject transport

re to their approved routes/lines. Likewise, all PUVs with valid
franchise from the LTFRB whose routes/lines are passing
of Pasig shall adhere to the traffic improvement and route/line
e to be implemented by the TPMQ. A
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Without necessarily modifying their authorize route ine, the Trafficand Parking
Management Office (TPMO) may adjust the utnihg,poihts'andtrri,naçof public
utility vehicles (P UV)whose routes/lines tarn ih ates, óriginatea9d thospassing
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through, prescribe their loading or unlarng pöihts' and/or requirthemto-(itilize
passenger_.-i nterchanqe terminals, jL_so,.. rëquired by an approved—traffic
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Section 87. Vehiclesi P 'ed
trarsport conyeyarc4s witfjnchie fto oprai hice for hirfr wib speific
routes sUch as Sdan Asian Utility VehicIes(Mega taxis), Pick-Upi Van,l Station
Waon &Gdach \kith,nfixedToutes and-se icin. on contractjbasi$ is pohibked
to hange.jare-'in excess of what s—authorizedby the Land Transportation
Frahing and
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Offices (TPMO 6àtionf1tI'i D(inac.i All penalties
per inih btt7 apeksi only
shall be given the 'TriycIe and Pedicab ManagementCode, other hazardous
moving violation shall be covered by this ordinance.
The routes of Tricycles and Pedicabs or areas of operations shall be prepared

jointly by the TORO and the Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO)
subject to the approval of the City Mayor and Sangguniang Panlungsod. In no
case shall tricycles and pedicabs be permitted to run along National Roads and all
roads within the Central Business District of the City with heavy traffic, or operate
along bus jeepneys route in the absence of off-street tricycle terminals or stations,
the number of tricycles operating or to be operated maybe restricted or curtailed
a thoroughfare to minimize traffic congestion, in such a situation, no additional
units shall be franchised.
ARTICLE XVII - DUTiES AND RESPONSIBILITIES WHILE OPERATING

A MOTOR VEHICLE
89. License, Motor Vehicle Registration and Other Requirements.
a) Only persons with license duly issued by Land Transportation Office (LTO)
shall be allowed to drive a vehicle. Persons with double or multiple drivers'
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IING FUNCTIONS, PRESCRIBING FEES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
and/or those with double or multiple unredeemed UOVRs is

prohibited.
b) License restrictions must correspond to the type of motor vehicle being

driven;
C) Drivers must, at all times, be with or the license

while driving or operating a motor wehj :endered to
traffic/law enforcers when demandd.j individual's
driver's license or UOVR otherctn river's Iic r/OOXIR is
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prohibited and guilty of major offense ( P5,000.00 fiscatton of
flheLicense/s or UOVR/s + Impounding
Only régistéred,,rnotrVehic n to
ply the' strets. Motor-vehi nImDer, eng
ust n in-the reg n paperIuTTipIaI
Redt ofegtratio(OR) R) Ithat nust be
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carried in the,vehicle, and b&'shown 'and su ed to trffic/law

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enforcers when demanded.
Drivina while usinamobi1eDl -Si

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11htchin~or permitting (tQhItQhaF - rson (or a 1bicycle 1motorcy~
~e Ie,qycle or
'skate rlier tdrnor hieis hibitda allowing passenger/s
on top or cover6f a motor vehicle except a truck helper.
It is prohibited to allow/permit a passenger/s to ride on a running board,

step board or fender of a motor vehicle while in motion.
Section 90. Student Driver Permit.
a) No person possessing a student driver's permit shall operate a motor

vehicle unless accompanied by a duly licensed driver.
b) The licensed driver acting as instructor to the student driver shall likewise
be responsible and liable for any violation of the provisions of this Code
and for any injury or damage done by the motor vehicle on account or as a
result of its operation by a student driver under his direction.
91. Use, Posting or Display of Fake/Unauthorized ID's, Sticker, etc.;
a) Only valid and regularly issued ID's, plates, stickers and tags shall be
allowed to be displayed or posted on a properly designated part of the
motor vehicles.
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b) Use, posting or display of fake identification cards, plates, stickers, etc.

particularly those with reference to law enforcement agencies, including
— tampered, marked, unauthorized and improvised plates, are strictly
prohibited.
It is also prohibited the improper, inconspiccious ad improper display and
transfer of plate, and posting to tags and stickers.
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Section 92. Clearance Required for Change of \CoIoLo ,E)1gIneof Motor
Vehicles. - Any person who shall undertake,to-ange color or erginefTñiotor
vehicle shall first secure a certificate df clearañde from the PhilipinNational
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Police. Provided, that no such clearance.shall .beissued unless the..applicant-shall
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present aitàtemeht under oath containing the tie, make th'e serialliumber of the
enine, ähasis and bod5 the 'motor( vehiöl'-\
Sectionl93. Road WOrthiness of Motor Vèhicles:
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Dilapidated motor vehicles, togeher with right hand drives, no head lights,
weak breaks and/or br6ken Mfld shieldare classified as road unworthy or
road hazard.\ ' .J
Adriver or operator of a motor vehlcleshall see to It that_his-motor vehicle
> i-in good running- or .road,worthy:condition qiipped with apropiiatehnd
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' functioning accessories (equipment) while
on the road-'g. brakes, signal lights, tail lightshead lights, stop lights,
wiper, side mirrors etc.
ARTICLE XVIII - PUBLIC UTILITY VEHICLE OPERATIONS
Section 94. Conditions of Operations.

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Operation of public utility vehicles shall not allow another to use their
corn mercial/business name ("KAB IT SYSTEM") nor allow improperly
license or unlicensed person to drive a PUV.
Operators shall maintain their vehicle in clean or, sanitary condition and
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equipped and painted with the required signs as for hire, trade name,
operator's name, address and contact riinber,etd'\/ L"
Public Utility Vehicle shall ply theu- âpprovêd routes/lines,as statdJn1 their
CPC/franchise, subject to Seti 86Article XVI oftlrns Ordinance.
Authorized routes/lines must beproperlV.painted_on
_1 the PUV pursuant to
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LTO/LTFRB regulations. Failure- orcerroneous/miproperLpainti ng of

authorized routeiline....or displaying of détáchable signboard of
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authorized/unauthorized route/line shall create a presumption that PUV is

not pIing on its iüthorized rdute/line brjt is out of rdute/oiUóf line/trip
cutting'i.
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When..plying 1PUV,(should carçy-wlth it'thecopy of franchise/CPC/PA' for
pesentation to tracIlaA
ffi enf6rcers vhendernànded fpr v?rifithtion' 1
f)._.RUV's shall comply_with the color co&ng,yehiclelvolume reduction program
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and similar vehicle volume mitigation programs
QFare £ttix must,be conspicuously, r

o displayre
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h) Public transportation shall have designated seats for disabled persons;
i) Regular buses shall have at least five (5) .designated seats for
disabled persons near exit/entrance doors;
First class, premier, and air-conditioned buses shall have at least

four (4) designated seats for disabled persons near the door;
For regular and air-conditioned city buses, other passengers may

use these designated seats if not occupied and yield them to
incoming disabled persons whenever the occasion arises;
Jeepneys shall have at least two (2) seats, preferably the front seats
as designated seats for disabled persons;
For Jeepneys, other passenger may use these designated seats if

not occupied and yield to incoming disabled passengers only if the
yielding passenger can still be accommodated at the back. The
designated seats shall be identified by symbols and signs.
kPPROVING THE REVISED TRAFFIC AND PARKING MANAGEMENT CODE,

Public Utility Vehicles including tricycles and pedicabs are

post their Identification Card (l.D.) with 2x2 picture containing
J the owner/operator and/or driver and their addresses on the
front portion of the windshield of their vehicles.
Public Utility Vehicle shall comply with the agg i ng system9 ensure the
validity of their approved routes/lines in the ~fr6nchige. ¶T.PMO,shalI issue a
color coded tagging and numberingsystemforeach verifiedv'alidtihit.
Drivers without a valid professional driver s license andqr appropriate

restrictioncode are prohibited rom..Qpeiating a public utilityveh(PUV)
F or"'
any vehicle for hire. U
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In addition to therequirer in PiNs must be
'quiiped,Vihe,..-fqllov ones: iight on
' wi on t6p of ftaxi
taximeter 'and trciean seat cover, ghts, etc.
Te unauthdrized instlIat se 31 air&n,
red lights"dark glass etc. -is not allowed.
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a) Drivers of publlcutility vehicles, including conductors, must be duly licensed
and in proper uniforms and at all times, extend courtesy to fellow drivers
and passengers; Driving in sleeveless shirt (sando) or slippers for PUV is
prohibited.
Shall not give preference, unjustly discriminate or refuse conveyance for

reason of religion, color, race, or Creed, lowly station in life, etc. He is
obligated to transport his passengers from point of destination. No trip
cutting is allowed.
Shall not allow overloading, overcharging fares nor contract out services in
violation of the franchise;
Shall not operate taxi without meter or with un-calibrated or tampered

taximeter seal, broken sealing wire, etc.
on 97. Barkers and Parking Aides/Attendants.
) All Barkers of PUV's and Parking Aides of vehicles are required to be

registered with the TPMO to secure from the same an Identification Card
(ID) and to submit the following pre-requisites:
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i) Certification from the Barangay that he/she is a resident of the

Barangay where he/she is a parking aide or a barker of PUV's.
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Community Tax CertIficate (CTC) issued in ~
iv) Police Clearance from Pasig C0

Endorsement or Certification <from fthe duly acedi crted—PUV
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association where the applicant barker will be,operativeor manager
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of the establishment in case of-parking aide. -
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vi) HeIth ertificate issuedr asi-a
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~ Test-R ul't-~from ,'Pasig,City Health Office.
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b) All barkers andtraffi c aidesof vehicles must be ares"' of the barangay

where he/s he will be performing his/her task
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d) All barkers and parking aides registered and issued with ID's by the TPMO
rniiir1 to wr tinifnrms to be deicjnated iointiv by the TPMO and
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AN ORDINANCE APPROViNG THE REVISED TRAFFIC AND PARKING MANAGEMENT CODE,
Operating outside his/her designated area - Php 1,000.00
Non-registration - Php 2,000.00
In case of incapability of the violator to pay, the fine, revocation of

issued ID and uniform, and a penalty of One (1) nnth imprisonment
J_~ or fine of two thousand pesos(P.h.2,0Ô00d),&f6th upon the

discretion of the court,
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No person shall be regi dasBarker" or "ParkingAideJf he is
suffering from communicable. disease or has been convicted-of a
crire unless the term ofmpri'onifiènt haiben fully sTe dand the
( 'persn has_beenjeleased for_atJeast one (1)_year frorn..final service
thereof otihe pers&'is krwn.to b'usin illegal dgs, eIige?i in
illegal tade.ór gimbIing.( ( \
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ARTICLE XIX. PEDESTRIAN RIGHTS AND DUTIES
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a)dnver approaching a pedestrian crosslngs,hall travelçaLsqcfi sp,eed

i r that (if_necessary to( complyiwIth- thIs sectIon) he\wIlI beable to stop his
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veh,clebefore.reaching:the.pedestrian crossIng.
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b) A driver shall give way to any pedestrian crossing in the road way within a
cross walk upon which the vehicle is traveling, or when the pedestrian is
approaching closely from the opposite side of the road way.
C) A driver shall not permit any portion of his vehicle to enter upon a
pedestrian crossing even if any vehicle headed in the same direction is
stopped on the approach side of, or upon the pedestrian crossing
apparently for the purpose of complying with this section.
me of any violator of this Section shall be Five Hundred Pesos (P500.00)
99. Duties of Pedestrians.
destrian;
hen on footway, marked cross walk, or pedestrian crossing, shall keep as

lose as practicable to the right side of the footway;
h/hen crossing a thoroughfare at an intersection shall keep right of

Dedestrian crossing in the opposite direction;
APPROVING THE REVISED TRAFFIC AND PARKING MANAGEMENT CODE,

ssing a thoroughfare or portion of a thoroughfare shall proceed

promptly to the shortest and most direct route as may be practicable, to the
end-side of the road.
Section 100. Restrictions on Pedestrians.

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A person shall not;
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While waiting a vehicle, stand ..on any portion of carnageway of
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Proceed from a footwaytowards a vehicle that has not fully stopped for the
Surpoe ofbaing;—
C) Alight from or board-a)

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and-dnloadingirohibited; .
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d) Remain on a pedestrian crossing, 'o_rnarke'd ros walk lnger thar is
- necessary fàr..thepurpos'e thoyghfare with
reasonable dispatch; o I
fe) iStand-up a footway
); crrri thoroughfare so asto
-inconvenience, obstructs, hinder
or prevent tfre passage of any other pedestrian' or any vehicle.
?ction 101. Pedestrian on Thoroughfare.
Except when there is a sidewalk or footway, a pedestrian:
Proceeding along a thoroughfare, shall when practicable, travel on the

thoroughfare or side of the thoroughfare used by vehicles traveling in the
opposite direction, and shall keep as close as he can to the boundary of
the thoroughfare on his left.
Shall not proceed along a thoroughfare abreast of more than one other
pedestrian, except in a procession or parade authorized by the proper
authority.
ARTICLE XX - MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS
ection 102. Obstruction to Driver's view or Driving Mechanism.

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No person shall drive a vehicle when it is over loaded, or when there are in
the front seat such numbers of person, exceeding three, as to obstruct the
view of the driver to the front or sides of the vehicle or as to interfere with
the driver's control over the driving mechanism of the vehicle.
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No passenger in a vehicle shall ride in such a position''s to interfere with
the driver's view ahead or to the sidebr tà.inteiidre withtS'control over
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the driving mechanism of the vehicle.
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Section 103-Following Fire Truck or OtherEmergency Vehicles Prohibited. -

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The dr vei.of any vehicle shall not follow anyfire truck,' ambun lac orother
emrgeny vehicle travelling in.response to..a..fire alarm àremergency..closer than
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150 meters, or drive where
/ .'within the block / a fire truck,
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ambulance or othe r emergency vehicle has stopped in answer1 to a'fire alarm or
emrercJ
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Section 104. PuttIng Glass, Sharp Objects on a Road. - No person shall throw
or depoéit upon anyroad.anyglath ottiegiss, nails, tacks,wirecan's or any
othèr_sLbstance likelyjo injure..any person, animal or
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Section) 105.'-Tracl(iflg. Mud-Cement or DebriSunto the Road. - No vehicle

using the public road-shall track mud, cement or debris uri't'o the traveled portion of
such road in such quantities as will constitute hazard to the roadway or obstruct
'j the painted pavement markings thereon. In the event that mud, cement or debris is
' unavoidably tracked unto the road, it shall be the duty of the owner of the
offending vehicle to have said mud or spillage removed as quickly as possible.
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permit issued by the Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO) and
such other regulations as set forth herein which may apply.
c) A funeral procession composed of any number of Vehicles shall be

identified as such by the conspicuous dispy on \the top center of each
vehicle a banner not less than twenty centimeters1 (20 ctii' or 8 inches long)
and ten centimeters (10 cm. or 4 inche,)wide, predominantly black violet
in color, with the word FUNERALçprintedonboth sides the'reofln letters
no less than four centimeters (4 dmor h the
display on the top center of bott.thJeadvelicle and theterrd vehicle1s of a
.....fla,shing.amber light having a rninimurndiameter 1..ofJfteen centimeters , (15
am.. or 6 inches). The flags ándlihthall be fastened:by means of
magnets, suction..cups,.or strings. While.in the procession
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each..driver..shaIl
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turn on the headlamps of his vehicle as further identificatiOn.
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tlon107. Restricting Animals onRoads.N
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a) No person owningcontrollihglor having the'possession of any anithals
such as dos, swine,
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perrrnt any sUch
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animals to stray upon or remain unaccompanied by a person in-chargé or
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b) No person shalldrive or lead any such animals upon, or across any street
or road, without a herder to clear the road to permit the passage of
vehicles.
Section 108. Safety Helmets for Rider and Motorcycle Restrictions.
a) A person shall not drive or ride upon a motorcycle unless that person is
wearing a safety and crash helmet or devices onhis head securely
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Motorcycle Safety Check An order to ensure the safety of all motorcyclists

including its back ride, and to prevent or deter lawless element in
committing a crime within the City, as authorized by the City Mayor. TPMO
may conduct motorcycle Safety Check Points on a citywide strategic
location. The TPMO Traffic Enforcers at the Check point area, are allowed
to flagged down each motorcycle espelly (rot?Yct with initial
violations under this provision to inciIde those rnotorc'ycle with loud or
unusual noise or noise suppressingdevice\ A
Next to the rider, only one (1) engei?bck rider shallealld'on a

,motorcycle or scooter who mue3oed Fd withet and fo tre ,
The mctorcycle or_scooter shall not camya cargo the width oLwhich is not
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shall not be higherthari the height of the 'ride when seated.
Motorcycle Iriders or owner of\a motorcycle found violating any of the
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Section 9. Production of'Driver's Li ceNo
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proviion of thisiction shall be held liabin th manne herein prbvided.
vehIe'on the road unless he or she has avaHd drivers' license issued
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shall drive a motor
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Any person w drives a vehicle on road shall carry his/her valid driver's
license with him/her at all times.
Any person driving a motor vehicle on a road shall, when requested to do

so by a member of the traffic force or any other authorized person, present
his license for inspection and state his true name and address.
In this Section authorized person means a person in uniform authorized by

or under any act to require a driver or a motor vehicle on a road to produce
his driver's license.
A bonafide tourist or transient who is holding an international license may

be permitted to operate a motor vehicle in the city for the period not
exceeding the expiry date of said license, or in accordance with
international agreements to which the Philippines is a signatory.
A person who knowingly drives a motor vehicle without having secured any
appropriate license is guilty of a major offense, and shall be punishable
under the provision of this Code.
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Section 110. Opening Doors and Alighting from Vehicles. - A person shall not
open or leave open a door of a vehicle or alight from a vehicle unto a
thoroughfare, so as to cause danger to other person using the road or so as to
impede passage of traffic.
Section 111. Use of Horns, Warning lnstrumeits. _(' o prso,shall use or

cause to be used the horn or any other wan iist!ument ona1vehicle, except
when necessary as a traffic warning or1 andicationtht the dniver'of-th vehicle
intends to overtake another vehicle. '-\ ' -' (),-, L_/_._
of Seatbelts. - A_driver(f>any n2otor vehicle-.-) as-well as

engarsoccupyi g the front seats<andth pecifiI6cationsTmdtwa r a
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belt s rovidéc for underJepublic AcLN0. 8750 and its Impleenting lul
Regulatkns (IR ,— -.-.-- ,—
tion113. Obstr ctingRoads.

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a) Aperonsh not'1,wlthout the written permission of the Traffic and Parki
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Jlanagemer OfficeTPMO)f, drive or leave standing 'any vehicleon a rô

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Displaying an advertisement on the vehicle; or
Offering foods for sale from the vehicle.
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b) A person shall not stand or place himself on a road for the purpose of:
Soliciting contributions;
Display any advertisement; or
iii) Offering goods for Sale
A person in vehicle shall not buy or offer to buy an article from any person
standing or placed on a road.
A person shall not bar, impede or divert the flow or direction of traffic from
any road, street or highway, unless authorized in writing or except when
the closure of a road or any part thereof to traffic or the diversion of traffic
is dictated by reasons of emergency to protect the public from any
calamity, fire or other public danger.

)ition Contained herein shall also apply to the use of sidewalks by

repair shops, or any establishments.
hiCles on thoroughfares shall be Construed as obstructing traffic if

not removed or towed within thirty (30) minutes.
Section 114. Diggings and Excavations on iistg Roads0 (2

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It shall be unlawful for any person or.entities>.whether..o-their-own...pr as
contractors top any governmer nc national to ex6ayate6r-dig for
.the...purposes of installing waer_pipeTteleco9mtniCatiorClines —p9les,
d inage "pipes, and other undergou)facilit,within iadstreets,
thoro'ughfares andatleys without firsLsecuring a,:•-'
clearance from.
the traffic
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and Parking ,Management Office (TPMO) prior to ,the issuance of
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excavation permit'by the Office of the City Engineer. Traffic clearance is a
ondition precedent-f6r the isuancofan excvation ermit. lssdianc of
e*catation pert without traffic- clearhce ill sübjct the reiiewng,
recommending and issuing 'officials to'a five (5) day suspnsion' without
bay.
No Government projects either local or national / \ sshall commence without

( .-.- - clearance.,-Failure
> traffic .. - -.. -..-- ,_-•. clearance \ /
tosecure
- traffic or comply ---'traffic
to
' regulatiOns pintructiohs'irnplérnentethby_traffi91enforcers shall subject
the violator/s particularly the project engineer and/or foreman after due
hearing imprisonment of two (2) days.
C) The application for temporary closure of a road or part of the road, due to
digging and/or excavation shall be evaluated first by the Traffic and
Parking Management Office (TPMO) so that timetable, remedial steps, and
other precaution can be undertaken to minimize adverse effect on traffic
flow.
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completed within the timetable prescribed by the Office of the City

Engineer. Failure to complete the project within the prescribed date, a fine
of two percent (2%) of the cost of the restoration per day is hereby
imposed to cease upon completion of the project. Balance of the deposit
shall be released after deduction of the contractoçs financial obligation to
the City within thirty (30) days from the C&tiflction 1t5c)thepffice of the
City Engineer or authorized repres&tati)eJthatIthe/prcaject has been
restored satisfactorily.
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tio.n I 15Access Restrictions on Some Rbads.
a) ltil be unlawfuL-for...any person ,..natural or juridical to-.-close, obstruct,

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prevent, or1 otherwise refuseto,the iubJic vehicular traffic'the use of or free
cces to any' subiviion o comniuniiçstret ownd y the'rnnent
nd within 1the jurisdicion of tle CityyòfPasig or to xact feds in any fOrm
fNtSe use thof,unless wit"prior thoriation of the Sanguning
FanIungs6d.suct(act is hereby-eèlred ' iuisdnce pert Se, and the
Fflayor is hereby authorized 1to\remov.edsuch/cicsure or bstrUction and to
.open the saidroad to.public-rnotupropjat1he expense ofthender.
bdiibn r6 ttdoQer r t ecity may be

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'.openedlo the:publlc under4heolonlns
fowg.cdlto
i) The road will strengthen the road network and provide traffic relief to
nearby roads that are congested as may be determined by the
Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO).
ii) The Sangguniang Panlungsod has approved its opening, under such
terms and conditions that will minimize or obviate any disturbance,
pollution, or inconvenience to the residents in the area.
Section 116. Other Restrictions. - The use of streets, sidewalks, avenues,

alleys, bridges, parks and other public places in the City of Pasig for commercial
and personal purposes are hereby prohibited, unless otherwise approved or
permitted by the City of Pasig. Such prohibited acts include but not limited to the
following:
Vending or selling of foods, magazines, newspapers, cigarettes, brooms,

watches or jeweiries, shoes and other footwear, and/or any other items;
Conduct of shoe-shine occupation;
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religious" activities, such as preaching and seeking alms;
Doing house chores such as washing clothes, hanging clothes, and

J,— bathing;
Vehicle aaraae and/or vehicle repair; r'\ \J

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Dumping garbage;
Setting up a basketball court/goE tc'

to install pens of,animals—crr keepmals in ctiains;
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Storing soft drinks_orwine/liqucr b(5ttles and ôase rinklng liquor and

beveiage and hIdingpicnic/gatherings;
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Ure of sidewalk for-storage of construction materials
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as pipes, tubing,
jumbecemM.and.the.like; Y L
I) Housecextenslgn or stall/store xte
enslonincludlngJ of roofs or
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m) Installation of permanent or picket fence;
Use of sidewalks for plants, trees and plant boxes; and
Signs and signboards on or above sidewalks and detached from the

business establishment.
All items, goods and structures found on or along roads, streets avenues,
alleys, sidewalks, bridges, parks and other public places shall be
confiscated or dismantled by the city government without prior notice. The
same shall be treated as common or ordinary garbage and shall be
disposed. Provided, that food commodities may be given to City Jail as food
of prisoners or street children respectively. The city government shall, not
be held liable for any damage arising from the removal, confiscation or
disposal of the said items.

-TICLE XXI - PROCEDURES AND PENALTIES

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Violation Receipt (UOVR). - Any person violating any provision of this Ordinance
or any Ordinance of the City of Pasig shall be issued a Unified/Uniform Ordinance
Violation Receipt (UOVR). In case of violation, the &hief(of)theiraffic and Parking
Management Office or the duly deputizeftrafIQ enfôrcnen9Dfficer shall
confiscate the driver's license and shall suè'a URV t) s,erv4as.-Tmporary
Driver's License for five (5) days from thedate of issuance AJnifiedLUniform
Ordinance Violation Receipt (UOVR)i led bother local goveTnment-unit in
Metro ivianila-shall be honored or respecte&byfflê apprehending traffic enforcer.
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Except w authorized or-directed by law..ioJmmediately_take a person arrested
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for violation of anyof the traffic laws, the hereunderprocedures are to be observed
in the apprehension f anperon fàuid vi6latig any povisibn of this'5dinane:
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a) The-trafficllàw,officer-or deputizedagent shall demand to the driver the
presentation (of the drrer s license and/or the regIstrtion of te m?tor
ehicle, and henplying a thdocum&1ts enubierated at$ectior1 94
L(a) for verification. The, apprehendirIg fficer shlLthen indicate his name,
n the name and address of the driver, the license number, name. Jand
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adrs$)of ti,o\/pe1 rof, theyehile, the register)g agency including the
'- certificate ofgistratibñ numberare tobeJ indicated in the UOVR. The
apprehendingofficer shall stipulate the specific vi6Yation and furnish a copy
of the UOVR to the person apprehended.
Provided, if the violator has been apprehended by other LGU in

Metropolitan Manila, the traffic enforcer shall confiscate the presented
Unified/Uniform Ordinance Violation Receipt (UOVR) and issue a new
UOVR to indicate the city/municipality that made the first or second
apprehension. In the event that the apprehended person decides to contest
his/her apprehension, he/she may file a protest to the AdjUdication Board
created by the City Mayor whose decision shall be final.
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c) In case the pedestrians found violating this Ordinance, they shall be taken
j to the nearest office of the Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO)
to pay the appropriate penalty. In the event of inability to pay the fine or
that the person decides to contest his apprehension, the apprehending
officer shall immediately file the corresponding complaint before the Office
of the City Prosecutor. \
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d)A penalty of one (1) month ImprIsonnent shall\be) Ir31posec/to7a traffic
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violator who fails to redeem in six (6) rnonthhis' UOVR in add itionjo the
payment of the required fees prescribedih::this Ordinance. (The TPMO with
,_...4h,e.authrization of the Sanggunia9g(Panlungso&and assistaQce-of the
CityLegalOffice shall institute the appr6i1ate le'gal.ction inCourt
e) A traffic redip six(6) To

unredeemed Ldnver's lICenses and/or UOs, a penalty of 6(1) rear
imprisonmnt sh llbê'impoen ditin to tIie pa'ymnt of the requred
I fes'rescibed in thisOrdinance'The TPMO with the authorizatidn of
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I sanggunin Panlijngod nd-assist'ance f the City Legl Office shall C
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institute the ptin\inurt.
Sectionill8. Failure to Obey Summons. - Any personwho ,- .\

fails-to.appear atthe
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place and within thejime (specified in the surnmonsissued to him by an officer
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uponhIs arrestfor anytraffic violation is guilty ofmisdemeanor.
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Section 119. Notice/Summon on Illegally Parked Vehicle. - Whenever any.
motor vehicle without driver is found parked or stopped in violation of any of the
restriction contained in this Ordinance, the officer finding the vehicle shall note
down its plate number and may take any information displayed on the vehicle
which may identify its users, and shall conspicuously affix to the vehicle a Notice
of Violation/Summon for the driver to remove the vehicle and report to the TPMO
within twenty-four (24) hours from receipt thereof.
. Failure to Comply With Notice/Summon Attached to Parked

Vehicles. - Persons apprehended and issued citation tickets shall appear before
the Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO) for appropriate disposition
within the period specified in the Notice or written summon. Failure to appear shall
be construed a waiver of right to contest the Notice/Citation and shall be liable for
the payment of the corresponding fees.
Section120
If the violator of the restrictions on stopping, standing or parking under this traffic
code does not appear to the TPMO in response to a Notice/summon affixed to a
,motor vehicle within a period of two (2) hours, the TPMO shall tow the vehicle. If
within seven (7) days after towing the vehicle, the registered owner continues of its


r redeem the towed vehicle, the appropriate complaint shall be

to the Office of the City Prosecutor.
Section 121. When to file a Complaint. - In the event any person fails to comply
with a summon given to him or attached to a vehicle or any person fails to deposit
the required charges within the time permitted, thTPMO shIl filea complaint
with the appropriate agency against such pe?on. SAnd écure'theissuance of a
warrant of arrest. Aside from filing the èpprQpriate (actionY'ihefollowing
administrative remedies for enforcement shall be Unde'tâken Li
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(a) .Fodriving-related violations, tje._Traffiand Prking ManagemntOffice
(TPMO) shall communicate with the Lcd Transportation Office (L-TO) to
hold in abyance..,the..renewal of driyers..license or vehicle registration.until
ôlearance has-6en obtabd froihe.city\ rT (
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b) For other violations -the Traffic Parking Management Office (TPMO)
shall4mmediatlç request fort cahcellatior'bf the perrnit dnd tIje issyanc of
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closure.order from the pity Mayorin the evèntthat thelownèr of the thing
I or object cacising the...obstruction on..thd sidewalk or1 cit' streets.4ouldnot
Lbe determine'd,ihe Traffic and'Parking Man'agernent Office (TPMO) shall
:ce its removal or impoundment. o
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Sectioñ122.PonattyI
Any Violations of the provisions of the Ordinance shall be penalized with
fines indicated in Appendix IX hereof.
Where the violator is not a driver, a written notice or citation to the offending
party shall be issued by the deputized traffic enforcer.
The violator shall have five (5) days from date of violation within which to
redeem his license which only be released upon presentation of UOVR
and proof of payment of the appropriate fines. An additional surcharge of
two percent (2%) for each working day of delay or failure to pay the
appropriate fine is hereby imposed.
ectionl23. Creation of Traffic Development

reated a Traffic Development Trust Fund g
anchising, supervisory, regulatory fees, fin(
ckets/UOVR as set forth in this Ordinance.
The Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO) is hereby authorized

to collect fines, penalties and surcharges for any violations of the provision
of the Ordinance and shall accrue to the Traffic Development Trust Fund of
www.paslgcity.gov.ph
aPPROVING THE REVISED TRAFFIC AND PARKING MANAGEMENT CODE,

he City Accountant shall keep and maintain a special account

)rded related thereto.
es, Terminal Fees, Towing Fees and similar imposition for

specific service rendered shall also accrqe to the Traffic Development
Trust Fund. F\
Section 124.Incentives to EnforcementUnits
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and Enforcers.-For/ all the
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collected traffic penalties attributed to theissuflceof)UOVRs—a LTwenty Five
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Percent (25%) incentive shall be paid asioflows
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fa ) ifteen Percent (15%) of the tbtaVolltions shall be giveto ~
actual apprehensions.
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info&rs duly çJeputize by theRasigity Governme Lbasd Qn.the
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Five lercent (5%)of the total collections shall be for theI operational
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expenses ,of the office'1(TPMO). The fundshall be disbursed only for the
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improvem'ent:' activitie and (requir nents 'ofj the Traffic land JParking
Management OffiáeTPMO) includingtte rnaintenar!lce 1of itfacilities 'and
,.,_Traffic Contràl-Devices,-rainco'ats.and related upplies excluding.,sala'ries
r' of personnel. Any balance of the Twenty Five Percent (25%).at the end of
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One and a half percent (1.5%) of the total collections shall be divided
equally among the officials herein below enumerated including the Chief
TPMO or any person designated as Head of the Office.
Assistant Chief for Administration

Assistant Chief for Operation
Head, Traffic Enforcement Division
Head, Traffic Engineering Division
Head, Facility Management Division
Head, Administrative Complaint Investigation and Adjudication
Service
Head, Special Motorcycle/Mobile Action Response Team
(SMART)
Head, District 1 Operation
Head, District 2 Operation
Head, Sector I
Head, Sector 2 / Central Business District (CBD)
Head, Sector 3
Head, Sector 4
Head, Market Sector
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A - d) One and a half percent (1.5%) of the total collections shall be divided
equally among the officials hereunder enumerated:
- Assistant Head, Traffic Engineering Division

Assistant Head, Traffic Enforcement Division
Transport Planner, Transportation Planning: Division
Inspectorate, 1st Shift
nd Shift \ \ 'V U" ( 2
Inspectorate, 2 ('i
Supervisor, SMART ".'
Supervisor, C3 Monitorin~ ç- ,
,... ,,viii)-Supervisor, Mobile
,Jx) Sui3èrvisor, Parking Aide
( x) 'Supervisor,_Towing
xi) Suprvs6, Impounding.
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XII) Supe isor,iTrafc EnIneeIsion I
xiii)Suprvisor,Sector I Shi ft FCD
'xi'i) Sipervior,.Sector I 2''Shift 'N
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r fl xviii) Supervisor, CBD Sector Shift o
xx)SupervIsor, Sector- 32.- Shift

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Sup i or, Sector 4
Supervisor, Sector 4
1st Shift
2nd Shift
c o~y
1st Shift
Supervisor, Market Sector
Supervisor, Market Sector 2'' Shift
3d Shift
Supervisor, Market Sector
e) Two percent (2%) of the total collections shall be divided equally to all
administrative staff of the Traffic and Parking Management Office.
f) All the officials/personnel enumerated in letters (c) and (d) are to be

designated by the City Mayor prior to the entitlement to the foregoing
incentives.
Section 125. Redemption Center. - The Traffic and Parking Management Office
(TPMO) where the traffic violation is committed shall serve as a the redemption
center where a violator shall redeem his driver's license upon presentation of the
Official Receipt as proof of payment of the required fines to the Office of the City
Treasurer. In case of impounded vehicle, it can be retrieved from the designated
impounding area of the City upon surrender of the Impounding Receipt and
presentation of certificate of registration including the official receipt issued by the
Office of the City Treasurer serving as proof of payment of the prescribed fine.


LXII - GUIDELINES AND PROCEDURES FOR TOWING

OPERATIONS
t Section 126. Guidelines for Towing Veflicies. -
The towing company/agency, whetherivatebr govemme6Cshall be held

curreZI-whileocviry the ehleS'
responsible for losses/damages iri-
For Illegally parked vehicles: Th cS '1Q 7

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"i). Attended illegally parked-vehicles hall not be towed1ut the-driver
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' shall be immediately issued &UOVR.
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ii) Unattended"illegâlly parked vehicles shall be to an
UOVR unmediateIy upbn arrival at impounding,
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c) For stalled vehicIes's a result offlat tie;. \
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H vehicle dueto flattire or
J I) Stalled or, illegally. parked
f ne will
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Stalled vehicle or illegally parked vehicle as a result of empty fuel tank may
be towed to the nearest gasoline station, however, the towing fee should
be paid to the tow truck in accordance with the number of kilometers from
the point of origin to the gasoline and a UOVR shall be issued to the driver.
5talled or illegally parked as a result of engine trouble shall be towed in

cases where the driver deliberately refuses to remove his vehicle or cannot
move his vehicle due to the absence of equipment, etc. or to
circumstances beyond his control, and a UOVR shall be issued to the
Illegally parked vehicles that are already clamped to the tow truck shall
be subject for intervention by the owner of the vehicle or by
representatives of their company's tow truck.
g) For letters (a) to (f) of this Section, as a policy shall first be assisted by the
traffic enforcers. If no development ensued after the assistance, the
provisions stated in the subject letters shall be applied.
d) JIJUI I I WkVIVL UI U IV I VVU1 L UI I 0 0LQIIU1III0II pai INUM VI II'.'I, U I LJVY LI L1'.F
shall immediately proceed to the identified location thereof.

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b) Upon arrival at the identified location, the to truck creshl, immediately
call the Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO) to report on the
said stalled/illegally parked vehicle.NThe' folloWing inforftiáiorrmust be
provided: '- "
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i)—Stailed/iHegally parked vehicle's plate flumb.etype, andcolor
1i)Vehicle's condition/otherdescfipti6i
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iii) 1Tow truck's.name, plate number,address, and telephone number
Names,of towing cr'Ipernnel ,T' I
Designated/impounding! area or location? whee the statld/illeally
C) The officer ori duty of the Traffic-and Parking,1 Management Qffice1(TPMO)

shall verify on its records whether dr..not saidtow truck is dul'accreditéd it
.so, it shall re'cord..alLabove'informatio .Jn-the dfficial logbook ofjncorning
reports and assign a control number for each .entry or towingJjdent.! He
: rust'o aff hiiigitufopite eh %r,1tie Ii pages
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the official
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'. logbook'mustte pre number'ln case ofthy.error made in the recording of
the towing iridnt, a horizontal line must be mad to indicate the error or
its validation.
If the subject vehicle for towing is in the watch list of car napped vehicle,
then it will be reported to the proper authorities.
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The Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO) shall give the go
signal to the towing crew with the following instructions "You are cleared to
tow", to indicate that they may proceed in the towing of the vehicle.

G FUNCTIONS, PRESCRIBING FEES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
uld the vehicle owner refuse to accept the notice, then the notice
II be disregarded and the apprehending officer will place a
tion in the notice that the owner refuses to accent before the
vehicle is towed.
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as prescribed in Section
In all instances, an UOVR will be Issued A
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When the tow trucks starts to movewithinthe..first minuteafte(towing, the
tow truck crew shall advise tiTTraffidThna Parking Magernnt-Office
TPMO)f the time of their—arnvlTupon reaching the) designated
ipounding area with the towdvehicle' U
n Ill vahdate the
TheTraffic a Pa
bov infom
towed
~the) l hicle-is) not vcle will be
issing and coi
Section 128. Monitoring of Towing Operation. o
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a) Trafficenforce93ent P diViZ shall be_responsle in moni
suspicious or illegal towing operation being conducted in the city.
In case of any suspicious on a tow truck conducting a towing operation
A which may arise due to the absence of the sticker to be issued by the City
Government of Pasig, the traffic enforcer shall stop the said tow truck for
questioning. He shall call the proper authorities whether the said towing
incident has been reported it, and if the said tow truck is duly authorized.
If the tow truck had no authority to operate within the City of Pasig, the
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EFINING FUNCTIONS, PRESCRIBING FEES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
9. Towing Fees. The towing fees herein stated shall be charged by

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ks of the City and the accredited towing services, and shall be paid to
f the City Treasurer of the City of Pasig. The sh re of the City in the
towing tees shall be 50% of the hereunder collected fee:
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Type/Load of Vehicle TdwI'ngFée(förthé fjFst4 jjometers)
Class A (4500kg gross weight and below) ,. \ N Php 11500.00' 1
Class B (4501kg to 7500kg gross weight)— Php 250QO
Class C (7501 kg gross weight and up) Php 4,500;OZQ
Additiôffal1f66 péikrn after the first 4 krncT> Z, Php 200.Oi
(The towiiigfees mentioned above may be subjected t&chánge upbrI approval of
and withthe conffFie, of theCity CouriI
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. . OperatIonf o
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or'i ing Serv ces of ary other agency.
Th Operation of PivateToñng Services'is hèeby prohibited. Only the City
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Governmentdf Pasig is authorized to'undërtake towing services within city limits
unless accredited by'the City MayorsI i
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P'PN) atie oToi
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ageriTy. -if ?&nd oIiing tIii oJinac shil 6eafrh'ended by TPMO traffic
enforcer/s to be turned-over to the PNP assigned in Pasig City who shall observe
the provisions of Article 124 of Act. No. 3815 as amended otherwise known as
"The Revised Penal Code". The vehide is to be impounded for r&easein

nce of a license plate, the last numerical digit of the conduction

1 be the basis of the prohibition.
Plate ending number I and 2 - Monday

Plate ending number 3 and 4 - Tuesday
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Plate ending number 5 and 6 - Wednk day
Plate ending number 7 and 8 - usa
Plate ending number 9 and 0 rida'yç
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Section 132-A. Modified VehicularVólumeReiiuction Schrne (OddEven
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a) All priyate motorvehicles with I ending _shown in the
sLicceeding eduleshallbe/prohibited Ii (0a to 10:00 p.m.
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ekcept on c [holidays and und ays from ing in specific pity
roads Mthir the jurisdiction of the Citof Pasig. In the abse ide of license
pIte- 4e idst niierical digit1 of hecondtion sticker shall b( basi's of
theprohibifior( Refer to kppendix-Vll.
Plate ending.number 0, 24,6,and 8

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LMInday, av&
Friday
Thursda', &
turdU2G3 7at9ues
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Vehicular traffic on any street or highway or portion thereof maybe
designated by the Head of the Traffic and Parking Management Office
(TPMO) as odd-even street on an experimental basis and/or due to
government project, and shall be referred immediately to the Sangguniang
Panlungsod for approval. If no action is taken by the Sangguniang
Panlungsod within one (1) month of referral, the same shall be deemed
approved and included in the List of Odd-Even streets in Appendix VII as
amended.
The head of Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO) is hereby

authorized to expand, reduce, or modify Appendix VII, with the concurrence
of the City Mayor and provided that any change shall be referred to the
Sangguniang Panlungsod immediately. If no action is taken thereon within
one (1) month of referral, the same shall be deemed approved as part of
this Ordinance.
tion 133. Use of Number Plate.- At all times, every motor vehicle shall
play in conspicuous places, one in front and one in the rear thereof, the number
tes issued by the Land Transportation Office (LTO).
%NGGUNIANG PANLUNGSOD
PPROVING THE REVISED TRAFFIC AND PARKING MANAGEMENT CODE

The number plates shall be kept clean and cared for, and shall be firmly
affixed to the motor vehicle in such a manner as will make it entirely visible
and always legible.
In the event that a conduction sticker is being used....prooj...of ownership shall

be kept in the vehicle to ensure its availabilitiin case that a traffic enforcer
or police requires its presentation.
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In case of an improvised number platethedrivershalLkçep the original of
the authority issued by the La Transrtâtion Office (LTO) avilale for
presentation if required by an apprehenthng trafficenforcer. c'
Use of expired commemorative, personalized, and improvised license

plates is herebfrohibited
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tion 133- A. Exempted,Vehlcles.
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Cargo Trucks, gra1veLnd snd triicks"with1eight (8) wheel's,...an'd up, or
whose gross vehicle,weight xceed 4,500 kilograms, incRjding trator
f, trailers or containerized haulers as defined in-Section 85 of-Article XVI shall
' IinG'to bé'v&d7 ty,tfk
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Ambulance andfire trucks (whether government or'privately owned), police
patrol cars, military vehicles with permanent markings signifying the vehicle
as such. Privately owned vehicle utilized by police/military while on hot
pursuit.
Vehicles used by the government directed by a person in authority or his

agent/ or by medical practitioner for military relief or emergency purpose.
Vehicles carrying person/s needing immediate medical attention.

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LPPROVING THE REVISED TRAFFIC AND PARKING MANAGEMENT CODE,

Duly enfranchised school buses service and company shuttle service

vehicles with appropriate LTO stickers and/or marking whether owned or
leased. School buses issued provisional authorities by the LTFRB are also
exempted. Company shuttle service vehicles are those ferrying employees
for free.
Official media vehicles with corresponding\marklngs expressly/showing the

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official name and logo of the medifirr'and dulyreg1stereünde?7the said
company as evidenced by valid regitrationpa'pr's' k-" 0,-,
i)_JTowtruck.s duly accredited by CityGovê?iiment of Pasig. '

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j) Vehicles loaded ith1heipllowingp_erishabe goods in comierciaquantjty
fresh vegetables,)fresh'I f -•- •" \ I I -

fruits and fresh flowers I
ii))raw meat, freshea foods
iii) ice produt (ice cream and imilar products)
iv)..bakèd iSrodu6ts with shelf-life of 24 hou'rs I I
medicine/vabcine'expiring within.24 hours
cooked'food (catering)'
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k)i Vehicles usedby medicalf'actitionersor doctorsfon call on the way to
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respond'to arremergency-.--These med,cal..'practitioners are required to
present valid lbs1
I) Vehicles on a mission to carry relief good to identified calamity or highly

depressed areas.
The exemption granted to motorcycles and tricycles is hereby revalidated
Emergency services vehicles of communication, power and water

companies on a limited basis only.
Tourism vehicles duly accredited by the Department of Tourism including

DOT accredited metered taxis having valid contract with the NAIA Authority
that are on official function (i.e. with tourist on board or on the way to pick
up tourist in which case a valid trip ticket will have to be presented to avoid
apprehension).
Vehicles carrying/utilized by a person undergoing medical therapy and

regular treatment for certain ailments as certified by a doctor of a
hospital/medical clinic.
Private vehicles with a total of four (4) passengers including driver or more.
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r) Unless otherwise ordered by the Honorable City Mayor, Odd-Even scheme

shall not apply to all PUV.
Section 133-B. Truck Ban Exemption.— Conduct passes are to be issued on a

limited basis on the following:
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Heavy vehicles delivering petroleunvproducts andliquefied '9as,'7
c.
Heavy vehicles undertaking inte'Fiitibnal'Theengerial ser1ces. 7
~C) Heavy vehicles utilized as garbage 7
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Emerencyhea vehicles of po and water conies. L
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Heavy) vehicles being utilized( I I
by thegovernment in the. construction of L
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flagship proje9t as identified by -C ty Goverqmnt of Psig nd si.1bject to
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I theissuan6e of a valid rtifiationanda valid trip pdss by the government

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authority concerned.(DPWH, DOTC,'LGUs, PEA etc. as the cse..rnay be).
Heavy vehicles carrying/delivering perishablegoods enumerated under

(Sio 33-Air6oefEiàl ntity' / fl \j}
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Vehicles with MMDA exemption and vehicles pass may be in effect and valid
only for one (1) month. Provided, that they will file an application for exemption to
the City of Pasig.
The TPMO-Pasig shall issue exemption certificates and conduct passes in a

prescribed original form duly signed by the City Mayor or his authorized
representative.
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Furthermore, the City Mayor may issue additional WRS and Truck Ban
/( exemption based on highly exceptional circumstances.
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APPROViNG THE REViSED TRAFFIC AND PARKING MANAGEMENT CODE,

er of Request for number coding exemption

ificate of Registration of the vehicle
)f of Payment of filing fee
IV) uocuments in support of request for exemption
Any exemption granted by the Mayorhall1be valid only for a period
of three (3) months from date of issuance subjecy(d re3ewaI.
The certificate of exemption shaiibe i?d prescribdoriginaI form duly
signed by the City Mayor.
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Section 135. Fees for Exemption.
Th .
I \VehicIe <-' -Filing Fée I PróëesingFée
Car/Private Jeeps Php 20000 Php 500.00
Vans/Déliver Panels,Public UtiIiyJeepi Pftp40Q'O_07 - Php 750001
Bues I / ) f ( Php 500 00 I f Php1,0O0 00
Truck less than 4,000 kgs.- \ _ Php 600.00 1 - Php 1,200.00
Truck m6re1han 400,0kgs.,.—) Php800.00 I - Php 1 ,5O0.0O
(iThe filing and'prdcessiñg fees sha,7bepaithtp thèCity Treasyry upon filing ,f
application; the City Admihistrator shall reIéasftthe Cértificatë of ExeIflptio7 issued
Li by-the bityMay)1 Li
Seciion1l35I - All the prescribed
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formsandconduct passes are herewith'attachedand marked as Annexes A, B, C,
and D and will form as çart of this implementing guideline'of procedure.
Section 135-13. Amendment of the Prescribed Exemption Fees. - The rate of

exemption fees may be amended by the Sangguniang Panlungsod or upon the
recommendation of the Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO) as
approved by the City Mayor.
ARTICLE XXIV - TRAFFIC ADMINISTRATION
Section 136. Creation of Traffic and Parking Management Office (TPMO). -

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ii) Operation Branch to be composed of Traffic Enforcement Division
and Facilities Management Division.
b) The different divisions of the office, namety:
I) Traffic Engineering Division N (' (')

1)ldentify traffic bottlenecjDoWits.i ard establisi? priorities in
implementing remedi measure; f\ fl
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2)Formulate traffic ..- engineering
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schemes, such as-banning of
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turning movements,creation of one way streets, 'prohibition
of parking, designationZof loading, / unlodirg—zones,
installations of traffi' ina
similar—measures, i_.accordance with its approved priority
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3)Secure agreement on proposed traffic schemes;1 I
J 4)tnstall-•a6d maintain trffIcigns, road markins and other
7trffic-control dévices orNcause the I preparatibn nntl
/ installatidn of the.sarne; F J
5)Recommend ordinances_in support of traffic management
'schemes; ---a _' L I
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6)Review major..properly
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development ,. proposals)to their
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(f:Y~impact.-especially hose invol'ng land yersion
mloiôhih-intensity'tráfficgeneration;
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7)ldenti private roads that should 'be opened to improved
overall circulation, and initiate moves for the full or partial
integration into the road network;
8)Collect traffic data and statistics such as vehicular counts,
roads layouts and dimensions, etc.
9)Review and approve request for road diggings, road
constructions, temporary closure, parades, and conduct of
extraordinary events that would reduce road capacity.
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4)Coordinate with public transport operators in the provision or

operation of facilities like terminals and waiting areas;
5)Appear in the hearings of the Land Transportation Franchising
and Regulatory Board to ensure that the issuance of permits
or certificates of public convenience are consistent with the
plans of the city;
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6)Evaluate request in co6?dinaticn th(the/151ty Planning
Department for vaiincs-from
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likely to have a signifi cant trâffic ihipact
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7)Formulate and advocate programs that dL.p wrornote and
encourage walkingand tiis by public transpdrtandThigher-
capacity modes
ministratie Dit'ision (Support'Sei

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iide administrative, sevice to all diviis of the
, including :the
(colletior of àcpdent data, ipdting mintedance of
recrdsAnventory of road andtrffic qo I dvice 1
Handj_the_päpe?.w9jjand" do6urnér to
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enforcement such as the processing of
'lti6n Rdceipt
. H . H
4)C )duct ..publIc InformatIon7 campaigns in support of any
activities of department.
5)Provide other administration and logistics support to the
various technical sections.
iv) Traffic Enforcement Division

1)Assign personnel to direct control traffic at intersection and
other location requiring such intervention
2)Execute the enforcement component of any traffic scheme
f
f", devised or conceived by the Traffic Engineering Division and
approved by the Advisory Committee.
3)Enforce applicable traffic rules and regulations, including
apprehension and issuance of traffic citation tickets to
drivers found in violation of any provision of this Ordinance.
4)Conduct an investigation of any vehicular accidents that occur
within the city;
5)Coordinate with the Metro Manila Development Authority
(MMDA) and this Philippine National Police (PNP) traffic and
any other affiliating agencies to harmonize personnel
deployment and fled operations within the city.
6)lnitiate towing or removal of vehicles obstructing traffic
SANGGUNIANG .PANLUNGSOD
Ordina)TeNo.
Series of 2016
J~l 7)Suggest changes in any traffic scheme, including provision of

traffic signals.
8)Formulate and implement a local traffic education and road
safety program.
v) Facilities and Management Division'\

1 )Establish, operate, mailitain, \and/or a(dmirister terminals,
parking facilities, bicycle paths, includingcbllections of user
fees and charges hereof 'J (J
2)Operate towing uitbyitselfdr with private erttiUes€'7
3)lnitiate or administeLpedestrian districts or streets temporarily
or permanently withdrawn from vehilar user-including time
0
allQcation for use of roadsother thn vehicles.
)Take custodof veliicles and'articl61! itSded bi'irtu'e of
I / \
City irfioundnent
efodInancand
I
e ' cur
se e\the s ane in
areaurit
i released to-their owers n c 'vfu1 Iclainants, or
otherwise disposdof in a'?ordar1ce v his drdinake.
/ 71
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137. Qua IfIcatIonof the Department &!DIVISD
\... leads and Traffic
,rcers. -::-- L
h: affic ff and [Pbriiing~'(-Ma(i~aglamerft-,~, Gffice çftall addby a
Departnient tedwhbshalkbeappointedby the City Mayor andho shall
serve co-terminds with the term of office of thea'ppointing authority. He
shall be a natural born citizen, a resident of the City of Pasig at least 35
years of age, of good moral character and sound probity, a college
graduate and trained in public administration, law management, civil
engineering, and/or traffic engineering and management.
The head of the Traffic and Parking Management Office shall have the rank
of a Department Head and the salary and emoluments applicable to the
position grade.
The head of the different divisions of this office shall be appointed by the
Mayor. A division head must be at least 30 years of age, college graduate,
with appropriate expertise or equivalent experience in the field of
assignment. An active PNP Officer may be designated as head of the
Traffic Enforcement Division prohibition against dual positions to the
contrary notwithstanding.
Minimum qualifications of Traffic Law Enforcers
Must be a registered voter of Pasig City;

Must be of good moral character;
0rdin'nce..N.
Series of 2016
(I DEFINING FUNCTIONS, PRESCRIBING FEES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
Must stand at least 57 in height for female; I'

Must stand at least 65" in height for male;
Must be at least a high school graduate;
Must have no criminal records and pending criminal case/s;
,ii\ Mi IQt him nf If 9fl iznr-- hi if nrf mnrp than 45 vprs of (i nrI
.T
viii)Must pass the qualifying e;aminat;on
Section 138. Staffing. The number andcomposltIon ofstaff comprising each of

the divisions of the office shall be as follow'-' c "-' V £1 ,-
c,
''
QUAUFICATIONSTANDARDS_! SALARY
LEVEL lION -_ -" --- I .- -....ELIGIBIUTY
GRADE
IAdministrative Officer
EDUCATION
-
EXPERIENCE LTRAINING
2-yrs. of relevant 8 hours of' CareetseTvtce
1
- B
- (
elor'sDegr
(exPer ence\
\..
at traiing
(Professional)
Sond Level
Career Service
18
(ProfessionaI) 11
-
5 Traffic Operation Officer -BieIor' s Degre None-required Non reqJired
Second Level
/ 1-YrJelevant) 4 hOurs ,f Careerl Service
(
2 Tffic OperationOfficer II Bachelor's DegreE (Professional) 15
experience relevat training Secod Level
L Traffic Operation Officer W

.(Chief, Traffic Engine'ering
'\
BaáheIor'sDegree
.
--experience
reievan' j 8 ours f
relevant training
Career Service
(Professional) 22
Division) Secoi1d Level
1 I
Traffic Operation Officer-IlI2
(Chi&Trahsporàtio Bachelor's-Degree
r " 2-yr4elevai
expenence
\8(fOurs fN
re1evant training
Carer Service
(Profession'al) 18
I 1Plalnin Divisioi)-... J econd Level
1
Traffic Operation Office,llI
(Chief, Traffic Enforcement
Division)
Bachelor's Degree 2-Yr. relevant
experience
hours of
relevant training
Career Service
(Professional)
Second Level
18 .
Traffic Operation Officer Ill Career Service
2-yr. relevant 8 hours of (Professional) 18
(Chief, Facilities and Bachelor's Degree relevant training
experience Second Level
Management Division)
1
Traffic Operation Officer III
(Chief, Support Service
Division)
Bachelor's Degree
2-yr. relevant
experience
8 hours of
relevant training
Career Service
(Professional)
Second Level
18 -
Career Service
Traffic Operation Officer IV 3-yr. relevant 16 hours of 22
1 Bachelor's Degree (Professional)
(Chief of Administration) experience relevant training Second Level
Career Service
1
Traffic Operation Officer IV
Bachelor's Degree
3-Yr. relevant 16 hours of (Professional) 22
(Chief of Operation) experience relevant training
Second Level
73*
Pag 73of96\.J
Ordin o. 23
Series of 2016
c DEFINING FUNCTIONS, PRESCRIBING FEES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
None required I
2 Parking Attendant ii
High School
Graduate
None required None required
Cat. ill)
-I
(MC-1 1, s. 96 4
I
t
In addition, the City Mayor may deputize any City Government Officials/employees
or Barangay Personnel to act as traffic auxiliaries, the 1appointed or designated
11
Traffic Enforcement Division. \J V V 0
traffic auxiliaries shall be under the operational per ision of the head of the
Section 139. Uniform of Traffic Ofrs. -'ci order to proGe) action
g
between iraffic.Officers and membersofthe Plillippine National Poiiëê
.. (PNP) the
-. . f I,
traffic lawofficers/enforcers shall wear a unIforrndIstinctfrom the uniform or attire
of the ncembers 'of thePNP-which wilI_be4or their exclusive ,.
use...only. The
I )
determination of the color and typeof(nounIform shall be left to the discretion of 'the
(S\
p . •
City Mayor, provided,.however, that changesjn the type, color styI of the
uniform shallibe allowed for' period of three'(3.) yearst determined from the date
\ I
the prescribed uniforms werefirst implemented.
I ( )uniform by non-members/former members of the

Unauthorized wearing of4he /
TPMO..shall be apprehende&"and- criminalJyharge foriJsurpátion of .Authority"
with a fine of Php 3,000.00 or the penalty of six (6) months—toone (1)ear
óTihe co'R. II ç\J? \j-
UU U \ U U U
c ARTICLE XXV - TRAFFIC ADJUDICATION OFFICER
Section 140. Creation of Traffic Adjudication Officer.—The City Mayor or his

duly authorized representative shall designate a Traffic Adjudication Officer with
legal and/or knowledge in traffic regulation.
Section 141. Duties and Functions.

23
Series of 2016
Appointment. - The Officer will hold office as coterminous to the
ARTICLE XXVI PROHIBITION AND BANNING OF DRAG RACING

r\ I\/
-
(1 .—i
Section 143. Prohibition and Banning of DragRacingJ- Drag racing and other
forms of racing by I among motor totally
and strictly prohibited and / or banned to atal,times on
any roads and avenues within the territorialjuridicfin of the City6Pasigwhether
said.xoads,-streets and all avenues are-publicIand I orprivately wne&and not
i
yetfdoned,pr otherwise to the City o(Pas U
Seètion' 1441 Persong Liable. The'örganizer/;.. pa'ticipnts(flag ddWn nen,
perisonth mannin hefinis!9 line,' 1:00k-out 'and any other perso'ende'ring
asdistance in the conduct-of drag racinas conternplathd in this Odindnce
inc(udin sup'porters anspectator& -- N
I
Section 145. Enforceme~t.,)The e..National Police (PNP) oLthe City of
Paig.. Police Statiori"•is .hereby -orde?edio strictl inplement"and enforce Ithe
provisions of the Ordinance. It shall also be the obligation—of—the rresting
'-'.
personnel of .•--. .7 F i;., 4'."
the pollcefrforce to examine the driver s license of the participants in
( ' I '.
-. .. s s .
i'fi i----' I
the drag rac&and thevehicle:usedin Ithe sameto.ascertain violationi of existing
I• I I II
laws and regulatio?i'nd to file necessary charges ifarranted against those

responsible therein.
ARTICLE XXVII MANUAL AND ELECTRIC BICYCLES

—
Section 146. Compulsary Registration. - All electric bicycles and electric

tricycles being used or operated on or upon any public road, street, park, alley and
"Callejon" including roadway within territorial boundaries of the City of Pasig must
be registered with the Office of the Mayor, thru the TPMO/TORO for the issuance
of license plates upon the payment of the prescribed registration fee.
Section 147. Issuance of Electric Bicycle Permit.- After due inspection of the
unit sought to be registered and payment of registration fee, the applicant shall be
issued an electric bicycle permit by the Office of the Mayor which shall serve the
unit's proof of registration for the current year.
The permit to operate the electric bike shall be valid only until December 31 of the
year it was issued and must be renewed every year thereafter.
Series of 2016
AN ORDINANCE APPROViNG THE REVISED TRAFFIC AND PARKING MANAGEMENT CODE,
Section 148. Duly License E-Bike Driver. - Electric Bicycle must be driven or
operated by a duly licensed driver.
ARTICLE XXVIII— APPENDIXE

Inclusion and exclusion in Appendix Ito VIII ihereby authorized upon
recommendation of the Traffic and Parkir to
the City Mayor and with the concurence of theMitv Coti'nciI.
APPENDIX I - ONE WAY STREETS '
A. MabInI1St. (Kapasigan) - from Dr. Maldo St(toParIan cIIIo Southward,

Brgyl Katipua (7T'\ Cl
Dr. Sixto Antonio Ave. - from ParianciIloSt. t Dr.
Brgy. Kapasigan-1
I
fl' / I I
C. Raymundo Ave - from Dr. Maldo St. to corner Pas
4)JP. Burgos St'(SanJose) from PJazjizI to iomë
60 rDr.. Garcia St-(SumiIang)— from Lopez JeaSb
U u c '
Justice R. Jabson St. - from Dr. Garcia St. to Plaza Rizal Northward.
M. H. Del Pilar St. - from corner Caruncho Ave. to Angeles St.
Dr. Pilapil St. (Kapasigan) - from A. Mabini St. to Dr. Sixto Antonio Ave.
E. Angeles St. (Sagad) —from Dr. Pilapil St. to C. Raymundo Ave.
E. Santos St. (Sto. Tomas/Palatiw) - from San Agustin St. to corner F
Manalo St.
V. Baltazar St. - from F. Manalo St. to corner San Agustin St.
F. Soriano St. - from San Agustin St. to F. Manalo St.
Caruncho Ave. South - from F. Manalo St. to San Agustin/U.Velasco St.
Eastward.
Caruncho Ave. North - from San Agustin St. to F. Manalo St. Westward.
San Agustin St. - from Urbano Velasco St. to Caruncho Ave. Northward.
R. Magsaysay Ave. - from Amang Rodriguez Ave. to MRR Eastward.
San Roque St. - from Pasig Shaw Blvd. to San Pablo St.
Series of 2016
Alcalde Jose St. - from A. Mabini St. to Lopez Jaena St., Westward.
F. Concepcion St. - from Lopez Jaena St. to Dr. Sixto Antonio Ave.,
Eastward.
MRR St. from Magsaysay St. to Business'ParkSouthward.
-
r-
Gen. Atlenza St. - from Gen. Araneta St. toGenSegundo St.
Gen. Delgado St. from Gen. LImSt\headlng towards AranetaSt.
-
Gen. Capinpin St. from Gen LuRbanS1heading towardsGe

- Turn St.
24)\1GMaIvar St. - from Gen, LtiRban 6 'n. 4iSt.
1eadintwards ()
Gen. Araneta St—from Gen. DelgadoSt. to Gen. Atienz&St.
Ger. Lim St<fromGeMalStheag tds d. DoSt.
27) F. Andres St. - from Dr. SixtoAve. toC. Raymundo Ave., Eastward.
1
) I
Karikitan St(—frorn Kabayanihan Stto Kaginhawaan Ave.
(
Lopez Jaeia St. -4rom1 Dr. GarciaSLto E. Sartos t.
~
0y Eagle St. -F- -C 5r ):Z:~)
31) 4Ara tSt. PasiBlQd (WCtward)
32)talan St. from Aurellana St. to Aplaya St. (Eastward)
M. Flores St. - from Aplaya St. to Aurellano St. (Westward)
Yakal St. from Kamagong St. to Danny Floro St. (Northward)
-
Kamagong St. - from Danny Floro St. to Yakal St. (Southward)

Kaginhawahan St. - from Karikitan St. to Imelda Ave. (Eastward)
C. Suarez St. - from C.Raymundo Ave to Dr. Sixto Antonio Ave
(Westward)
PPENDIX II NO LEFT TURN

-
Caruncho Ave. to F. Manalo St.

F. Manalo St. to Soriano St.
F. Manalo St. to Carucho Ave. Northside
G. Raymundo St. to Justice Jabson St.
Lopez Jaena St. to P. Burgos St.
F. Concepcion St. to Dr. Sixto Antonio Ave.
SANGGUNIANG PANLUNGSQD
'-9.-.
23
Series of 2016
R. Bedana St. to Dr. Sixto Antonio Ave.

Dr. Pilapil St. to Dr. Sixto Antonio Ave.
Dr. Maldo St. to Dr. Sixto Antonio Ave.
c 10) C. Raymundo St. to Angeles St. (\
Dr. Sixto Antonio Ave. to Pasig BouIe(v. Ex Rutnda
Bluementritt St. to A. Mabini St.
Caruncho Ave. North to M. Su AveT(Jüblic Market) 'Q 7
1'4j\Of6a`sÀfe. Ext. to De CastrdiSJ>
D g c'
(ng Rodriguez-Ave. to MagsaysaySt.
I I
ez-Av. to M.L(Queznt
lAmang Rodçigue
lAmang Rcdriguez-Ave. to FIoodwaWestbank
Amang RdrizA'. to Ortigas Ave..
,
De Castro St. to Ortigas Ave.
20y'Danny I
J E. MejIa St. töC-5 Road
k
C. Raymundo Ave. to Ortigas Ave. Ext.
Ortigas Ave. Ext. to C. Raymundo Ave.
25) Amang Rodriguez Ave. to Marcos Highway
APPENDIX III - NO U-TURN

Series of 2016
APPENDIX IV - NO PARKING STREETS I TOW AWAY ZONE TIRE CLAMPING

ZONE
Along OrtigaS Ave. Ext. (Brgy. San Antonio, Brgy. Ugong, Brgy. Rosario,
Brgy. Sta. Lucia)
Along Shaw Blvd. (Brgy. Oranbo, Brgy. KaitOlyo(Brgy(San Antonio)
Along Pasig Blvd. /Pasig Blvd. Ext(BrgyBagonlbg, Bjgy' Pineda,
Brgy. Caniogan)
Road (E. Rodriguez1) Z
iong Meralco Ave-(Brgy. San AntonioBrgy. Uggn
I 1/
Along Amang Rodriguez Ave.
)
Along C. RaymundoAve.
I
Along Caruncho Ave.
Along Julia Vargas..Ave.
J
10) Along P. BurgosStT(Brgy. San Jose) 0
ArI Alorg...D
L- ,- .. ,-... ,.__... ,.
I r. GaIaSt.((BrgycSumIlang)
U tJ\ -2
Along Mercedez Avenue
Along Justice Ramon Jabson St. - from Bambang Bridge to Plaza Rizal
Along M. Concepcion (Brgy. San Joaquin)
Along Guillermo St. (Brgy. Buting)
Along Elisco Road (Lopez K. Santos St.)
Along F. Antonio St. (Brgy. Bambang)
Along Jimenez St. (Brgy. Kalawaan)
Along San Agustin St. - from Public Market to Bilog, Brgy. Palatiw
Along Sandoval Avenue
Along Luis St. (Brgy. San Miguel)
Along M. Eusebio Avenue.
Along F. Legaspi Avenue
Along F. Manalo St. (Brgy. Bambang, Brgy. Malinao, Brgy. Sto. Tomas)
Along E. Angeles St. (Brgy. Sto. Tomas, Brgy. Sagad)
Along Floodway Eastbank ( Brgy. Sta. Lucia)
0rdinabeN 23
Senes of 2016
27) Along Floodway Westbank (Brgy. Rosario, Brgy. Maybunga)

28) Along Magsaysay Ave.
29) Along De Castro Road
30) Along Countryside Road f\ /
LI 31) Along Bernal St.
T
32) Along Stela Marns St. (Brgy. Maybunga) c 0 00
4 33) Along Pioneer St..
4yAl6iiMarket Ave./M.
fl.
oliven vGreenM)
35) Along Ho. B~
Along Dr. Pilapil St. - from Ang&es tbDr. Sixto Antonio Ave.
__1 ..-....
I
Along Pres. .M. Quezon Avenue - from Ortigas Ave Extn. to Taniman St.
H -- ( ( :
)
Along Jenny's Avenue - from EusebiaAve. to Brgy. Rosario ('T.ramo)
L
3g)AIong Eaglet:/PlarilSt(BrUgong)<
ATonb. Ra t iiustice R. JabsornSt.
Along Dr. Si*to.Antonio Ave. -from Brgy. Kapasigan to Brgy. Rosario
Along Danny Floro St./Canley Rd - from Capt H. JavierSt. to E.
Rodriguez/C-5 Rd
Along San Miguel Ave. to ADB Ave. up to Ortigas Ave Ext.
Along Pearl Drive- from Exchange Road to Amber Drive
Along A. Mabini St. (Kapasigan)
Along Gold Loop Drive
Along Amthyst St.
Along Exchange Road.
Along Jade Drive
Along Emerald Ave.
Along Sapphire Road
Along Garnet Road
Along Ruby Road
Along Topaz Road
City Government of Pasiq
"iries of 2016
Along Onyx Road

Along Opal Road
Along Lourdes St.
Along Urbano Velasco St. from Damayan(Court'ib Sanc oval Ave.
-
Along F. Andres St. (Brgy. Rosario, By De P~ai)

Along Rosarlo Village St. (Brgy. osjio) '0 0
Along Acacia St. (Octagon Su ,..BrgfDela Paz) Q 7
Drive (Brgy. Bhg froijsig Blvto yat St.
) 'Alon'g Karikitan_St_-(Bgy. ManggahaQ) - from Ka iih,,St. to
Kagiawanfl
) Along West CapitokDrive (Brgy. Kapitolyo) —from Shaw toUnitedSt.
\1 J7
) Along East Capitol Drive (Brgy. Kapitolyo)\— from We Ditol IDrive to
Sta. Rosa St. \_.1 \_•_J I
) JAlong Arayat Stfrom Pasig Blvd'-to-LakeviewDrive
U
I ,._...
AlongBlumeotritiSt. c-frprn.MabIni, St. toindustriaSt.

'
uu j u -uLi uj/
) Along Lop zJaena St. - from Alcalde Jose St.to P. Burgos St. to Dr
Garcia St. up to Emiliano Santos St. (Brgy. Sumilang)
69) All Street corners, Fire lanes and other areas marked with yellow and
black stripes.
Along Victoria Road (Brgy. San Miguel)
4-meters away from the premises of Plaza Rizal
AIrnri I(mrirnn St - frm VkI St fn F Mpiin St
3
NG FUNCTIONS, PRESCRIBING FEES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
ngeles St. - from E. Santos St. to C. Raymundo Ave.

'oad 1 - from Caruncho Ave North to Caruncho Ave South (Back
- - Hall Bldg.)
Banaag St. - from Pasig Blvd to Sta MonicaStret
I-
tM
.,00 Alcalde Jose St. - from A. MabiniSttELopez\JaraSt/ 2
United Street - from 1
(Kapitolyo) cS 'J 7
BriiTSt - from Fairlane St.töOnite 1. (Kapitlyo)
Taniman Ave —Jrom..Rre. QuezqnStreeto PipSt. (Mnggaan)
Yolando Velas is
L..
MRR St -from
St.
n to
Joaquin) I
Ar
I EvalIsta'Ie orIm' Ro&uèz'toPsIg-MarIkIna boundary
LS u U b uu
(Santolan)
Along F. Pasco Avenue (Santolan)
M. Flores St. - from C-5 to Aplaya Street (Bagong hog) *
San Rafael Street - from 1st Street to West Capitol Drive (Kapitolyo)
1st Street - from United Street to San Rafael Street (Kapitolyo)
Fairlane St. - from West Capitol Drive to dead end (Kapitolyo)

Axis Road - from Elisco Road to Cuevas Street (Kalawaan)
Alfonso Street - from M.L.Quezon Street to East Bank Road (Rosario)
Mejia Street - from Pasig Blvd to Kapayapaan St. (Bagong hog)
Maria Escnva Drive - from Pasig—Shaw Blvd to Amber Drive (San
Antonio)
San lgnacio St. - from East Capitol Drive to San Juan St. (Kapitolyo)
East Bank Road - from A. Rodriguez Ave. to Pasig-Rizal Boundary
Series6f-2O4
APPENDIX IV-A
NO PARKING STREET FROM 6:00 AM TO 9:00 PM
cJ
ONE SIDE PARKING FOR LIGHT VEHICLES ONLY FROM 9:00 PM TO 6:00 AM
Dr. Sixto Antonio Ave. - from Rotunda(Caniogan) to Ortigas Ave Extn.

(Rosario)
,'-
Jenny s Ave. - from M. Eusebio St(MaybUnga)to GSIS Road'(Rsario)
3) M. Eusebio Ave. - from Market-Ave. to JLegaspi St./Jav1LBridge
F..Antonio Street - from F. Manalo.St.Balderama St.
(4)Thy (
5) H. Del Pilar Street - from CarunCho Ave. to SanAgustin St.
De Castro Aie. - from Ortigas Ave. Extn to asi le
(Staj Luci) L)
1.
San Agustin1St. - from Caruncho Ave. North to Bilog
, ( I .
Westbank Rd. Floodway - from Javler Bridge to Am
Urbano VelasCove'fron San Agusn.t(z Darnaya
iö) FDr%, Pilapil - from Angeles St, toMarketAye'
<
Lpresldênt Quon
V ft fl
ez St fromAIfbnso St -to Traniman St
el
Eagle St. - from Legaspi St. to C-5 Rd.
Along Sandoval Ave., - from Mercedez going to Pasig-Taytay boundary
Mercedez Ave. - from Sandoval Ave. to Sapang Liwanag
Market Ave. - from Brgy. Hall San Miguel to M. Eusebio St.
C. Raymundo Ave. - from Ortigas Ave. Extn.(Rosario) to F. Legaspi
(Maybunga)
Esguerra St. - from Urbano Velasco Ave. to Baltazar St. (Pinagbuhatan)
F. Intalan St. - from Aurelianan to Aplaya St. (One Way)
Kaalinsabay Street (Manggahan) - from Kaginhawahan St./Magsaysay
St. to Kaaayusan St. (Manggahan)
F. Mariano Ave - from Marcos Highway to R. Magsaysay Street.
(Manggahan)
Oranbo Drive —from Capt H. Javier Street to Pasig-Shaw Blvd
Octagon Ave. - from Amang Rodriguez Ave. to F.Mariano Ave.
23
Series of 2016
23) Christian Road (Danny Floro St.) - from Pasig-Shaw Blvd to Capt H.
Javier St.
J 24) West Capitol Drive - from United St. to Fairlane St. (Kapitolyo)
q4
25) East Capitol Drive - from Sta Monica St. toSta Fsa St)(KaPitolYo)
26) Along Dr. Maldo Street - from A. Ma iStet tlhdtstria'tension
A
4 27) Along Industria Street/Extension --from Dr aloStrêèt to Lppez Jaena
7r Street
cj 8jPá8St - from C. Raymund6Dxto Ar)truo Ave. ani6
LJ
AIAPPE' NDIX V \ :
I( I I fl
c~) j W
A. STREET WITH LIMITED TRUCK BAN(Refer to Article XVI Section 85)
joj
3). rDr. Sixto Antonio Avenue o
M LA. ini Street SI)

© fl
Justice Jabson'Street (Brgy. San Joaquin to Brgy. Malinao)
San Guillermo Street (Brgy. Buting)
M. Concepcion Street (Brgy. San Joaquin)
Elisco Road (Lope K. Santos Street)
Caruncho Avenue
Meralco Avenue
A. Sandoval Avenue
C. Raymundo Avenue
F. Legaspi Street (Brgy. Maybunga)
Market Avenue (M. Suarez Avenue)
Ortigas Avenue Ext. from Mandaluyong-Pasig Boundary to Pasig-Cainta
-
Boundary)
A. Rodriguez Avenue
Mercedes Avenue
Ja:sl f
23
Pasig Shaw Blvd.

Victorio lgnacio Street (East Bank Road)
West Bank Floodway Road
B. TRUCK NO ENTRY STREET

0
St. MartIn St. (Brgy. Oranbo) 0
Farmers Ave. (Brgy. Mallnao)
3)ThM1iTDeI Pilar St. (Brgy. SanNiIasSgy. StoTias Br7P6iiiw)
\ \.
San Agustin St. (BrgyPaltiw)
Dr. Filapil St. Br9YTSaad,B{Y. Sani1igt.l)
16)
~7) Lopez Jaena St. (Brgy! San Jose, Brgy. Sta Rosa, Brgy. Sumilang)
i Ir—
Malinao)A~)
t8J Li
1'C) PAiéIes Sag>I
UU U \S
11) Blumentrit St(Brgy. Kapasigan)
De Castro Ave. (Brgy. Sta Lucia)
Canley Rd/Danny Floro St. (Brgy. Bagong hog, Brgy. Oranbo)
A. Flores St. (Brgy. Buting)
G. Bunye St. (Brgy. Buting)
C+ (Drrit, DI+nAI Q+r Trmc\
23
JCE APPROViNG THE REViSED TRAFFIC AND PARKING MANAGEMENT CODE,
NING FUNCTIONS, PRESCRIBING FEES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
St. Paul Road One Side parking

From Meralco Ave. to
Molave St. (Eastbound Lane)
Molave Street One Side Parking
From St. Martin St. to St.
Paul Road (Westbound Lane)
Hillcrest Drive 'One Side Parking on the
From Danny Floro St. to
Southboupd Lane
Pasig Shaw Blvd N (
Pearl Drive (San -Onè'Sidê Parking on
From Amber Driv&toGdldJ
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Antonio) Loop Drive Easement Creek side
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NorthbdiindLane-,
Banner St. (Bagong From Canléy-Roàd tb1nite One Sidé-Par'king'
- fllog) St. ,(Northboiiid L4ië))
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YakaiSt, (Bagong From Lanite St. to Canley L Ohe Sidé-Pàrking

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One Side arking

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Floro) tolYakal St. (Northbound Lane) -
11)F.CbncecionlSt. .—From LopeJaena Stto Dr. One Side Parkiriig

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- / / cStxto Ave. Brgy. San Jose (Eastbound Lane) -
B. PARKING FEES Parlii 'ees, . l4i l park'ing~--

, addm to the
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All vehicles (.' P200.00 for lost ticket P200.00 for lost ticket
1. STREET PARKING
VEHICLES DAYTIME PARKING

Motorcycles/Tricycles P10.00 Flat rate
Light Vehicles (Cars and Jeep) P20.00 Flat rate
Medium Vehicles (Van, Delivery Trucks) P30.00 Flat rate
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PROVIDED, that the overall length and width of the vehicle referred here to
shall be measured using as basis of most extended protruding object attached
to its body such as side mirrors, bull bars, etc.
All motonst, parked at the designated pay parking ares/stre,ets, who refuses to
pay the necessary parking fees will be dealt with àdministratiely.
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C. PARKING TIME- The schedule parkinas
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CAR PARK BLDY

WITHIN CITY HALL __
OTHER STRE ETS
T-COMPCEX
MbNDIYTdSUNDAY —24HOURS
MONDAY TO: SuNDAc' ( '-5:09 Af701 1:00 !
MONDAYTOISUNDAY J 500AMTO11AM
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AUThORITY TO COLLECT PARKING FEES- The following parking fees shall
be Iimpsed, collected o aiIybasis bVthe,'ul' athhorized 'Gity parking
Coll9ctrs employed iihderthe Traffic hdPark1ng, MnagemenrOffic6)(TPMO)
purSuantto Ordinance-No€1 rSeriesof-2O04f(and remitted Ji
to fhity-Treasrer
not latethat the following dayLirnmedlately afterLthe collection day.
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REMITTANCE OF COLLECTION
1. STREET PARKING COLLECTIONS- The first shift of duly personnel from

5:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., shall remit the collect amount immediately after the
tour of duty of the City Treasurers Office, while the second shift duty
personnel 2:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. will likewise remit the collected amount
immediately the following day.
BUILDING PARKING COLLECTIONS-The first Shift personnel from 6:00

a.m. to 2:00 p.m. shall remit the collect amount immediately after the tour of
duty of the City Treasurers Office or assigned Cashier Supervisor by Traffic
and Management Office. The second shift of duty personnel fr4om 2:00
p.m. to 11:00 p.m. shall remit the collected amount immediately the
following day to the assigned Cash ier/Su pervisor by the Traffic and Parking
Management Office. The third shift of duty personnel from 10:00 p.m. to
6:00 a.m. shall remit the collected amount immediately after the tour of duty
to the assigned Cashier by the Traffic and Parking Management Office.
AMENDMENT OF THE PRESCRIBED PA

kina Fees may be amended not oftener
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Sangguniang Panglungsod or upon the recommendation of the Traffic and Parking

Management Office as approved by the Mayor.
PARKING SLOTS TO BE INDICATED BY PARKING SIGNS/LANE

MARKINGS - Parking road signs, in accordance with international standard, shall
be installed to indicate the Parking Areas Wlthr Fay nd(sèt ,he rules and
regulations thereof, as well as, provide directions/information to the public. Parking
slots for motor vehicles with four (4) or mbre..wheels..shá!l have1awidthf at least
250 centimeters and length of at least 630 centimeter. YelIov-lane markings of a
minimum width of 10 centimeters and centWTetdr long per prkirig slot.sh'all be
applied to indicate the width and lengthof.eact1arking slot.
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ALLL6CATION OF PARKING S HICLES EXEMP_IED EROM
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PAYMES1T OF PARKING
/ FEE -arkin ILbe allotted to paying and non-
II/
paying users. The following are exempte ment of parking fees to wit:
1) Motor vehicles ownedby the City n;.
2) Government
I
ownecL.vetiicles as th Chiefj of pfficceof)Natknal
G
_overnment A'gencydetaiIed:to th irnr1ient
' 1&or6cIes parke1 at

rk D6tt [for tbdyc1es),Icated Fthround
Floor of the Meg Parking Bldg. and New (Eusebiotennis) parking Bldg.
4) Other persons who may be exempted by the Local Chief Executive and the
City Council.
I. PARKING PROCEDURE - Where a wall is built on one end of a parking slot,

vehicles shall be øarked facinq wall. Vehicles shall be parked as near the center of
Senes of 2016
DEFINING FUNCTIONS, PRESCRIBING FEES , AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
Keeping the engine running while vehicle is parked.

Parking beyond the parking slot lane markings is strictly prohibited.
Parking against the flow of traffic.
Unauthorized use of parking areas/slots exclusively reserved for specific
use of certain type of motor vehicles asJndicated by signs and lane
markings and slots reserved to Pasig City
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Otfica ()
1 Large vehicles that cannot fit into th)rescribedf length of width of the
parking slot. c\ç
PROVIDED, that the overall lengthandwidthof the vehicle referred-here to

shall be-measured using as basis ofmost tended protruding dject-attached
to it6ody suh as side mirrors, builbar stE> Li
K. EXEMPTION FROM PAYMENT OF PARKING FEES
1) Only-vehicles with approved exemption fromthe Local Chief Executive.

( )
2) Other persons whownay Jx em&by theLocal Chief Executive and the
be
ditv Council.
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APPENDIX VIl ODDEVENSTRE€TS (Refertö A icle fXIII Section 132-A)
1) East Bank Road / F. Legaspi (West Bound)
/4 2) Greenwoods I Sandoval Avenue (Pinagbuhatan)

San Lorenzo / Sandoval Avenue (Pinagbuhatan)
Elisco Road I NASCOR (Westbound)
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APPENDIX IX - SCHEDULE OF FINES AND PENALTIES
CODE TYPE OF OFFENSENIOLATION FINES & PENALTIES

Section 6 Erection and Interference with Traffic Control Php 1,000.00
Items
Section 9 Sirens, Dazzling Light, Similar Gadgets Php 500.00
\J ,')onfiscation of Gadgets
Section 10 Disobedience to Traffic ControlSignaIsITrffic Php 500.00
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OfficesHandSignals—
Section 11 Disobedience to TrafficSigris 7 L_—' Php 500.00
Section Ii (a) - Violation of No Left-Turn, NoRight Turn-1 c—' "Php 2,000.00
Section 11,(b) -' ' Violation of One-Way Street' v—' Php 2,000.00
Section 1 1 (c) ,,'Violation of No EnrySIgn Php 1,000.00
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Php 500.00
Section 1 1(d) [ Vidlatioñ of Nd Overtaking/ No Passing Sign ( (
Section 11(e) (i) - Violati6n of Nd Overtakirigon Bridge Sign I I Php 1,000.00
I
Section 11 (e)(il) ) / Violation of Bridge Load.Limit '\ I Php 500.00

Section 11 (f(i)(ii) ( Violation of Kèepieft,'Keep'Right Sign t )
Php 500.00
Section 1 1(g) ViolatiÔn
11 N
of Stop Sign ,/ j J \, Php 500.00
Sectioiii I I (h) Viölätion of Give Way/YieIdSign J Php 500.00
Sectiôn-11(ifl ()ViolatiojofNU-TUrriSigr- fl (S\J7 \ _,.,.,Php 1,000.00
Section121 U \7 '? 'Keépihgãs Faf'Rightàs Pradficable\-3 Php 500.00
Php 500.00
Section 13 Overtaking
Section 14 Use of Center Lanes of Three Lanes Php 500.00
Thoroughfare __
Section 15 Passing Vehicles Php 500.00
Section 16 Giving Way to Overtaking Vehicles Php 500.00,,,
Section 17 /117 (b) Drivers not to Obstruct Traffic! Obstruction / Php 500.00
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INING FUNCTIONS, PRESCRIBING FEES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
Section 29 Not Giving Way at Roundabout and Rotunda Php 500.00

Section 30 Violation of Speed Restriction/Limit Php 2,000.00
Section 31 Violation of Drag Racing/Speed Contest Php 2,000.00
Section 33 Violation of Operating Rule on One-Way Streets Php 750.00
Section 40/41 Illegal Parking / Waiting in Prohibited A5éa Php 1,000.00
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Section 41-A Wheel Clamping/Tire Locking \\
\J (,J ,.') Php 1,500.00
Section 41-A (f) Removal/Damaging/Oestroyingpf Wheel Clamp/ ..-" Php 2,500.00
Tire Lock 'J (1 0 + Impounding +
Z'-, - pris6nt or both upon
discretion of court
Secti6iT43' N. Parking Near GrageoCure (-Php 1,000.00
Section 44( Parking on Parade Routes and on AnySpecial Php 1,000.00
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Section 45 /' Parking for Cèrtai'n Prohibited Purposes I Php 1,000.05
Section 46 1 ParkingAin Frort of Residentia[ortm
o'mercial Php 1,000.00
dESt6lishmenti
Php 400.00
Section 47 ,/ / Vioatior of Loäding-UñIoadug Bay/Zànes
Section 48 (d)i1 29 Towed Vehicles - - \,(CIas A) Php 1,500.00
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(Css B) Php 2,500.00
.4Cl ,
ss C) Php 4,500.00
Q Do c cI per km after the first 4

kilometers)
+ Fine of the Violation/s
Impounding/Storage Fee (Impounded Vehicles) (4 Wheel Vehicles) F4
50.00 per day
(Motorcycle/Tricycle) Php
10.00 per day
Article XI /Section 51-13 (e) Illegal Terminal Php 1,000.00

Section 55 Violation of Parking Areas Php 2,000.00
Section 55 (a) Non-Payment of Parking Fee Php 500.00
+ Towing + Impounding
Section 57 Reckless Driving Php 2,000.00
+ Seminar
Section 58 Driving Under the Influence of Liquor and/or Php 5,000.00
Prohibited Drugs + Impounding +
Imprisonment or both upon
discretion of court
Article XIII Violation of Procedures Involving Traffic Php 300.00

Accidents

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Section 77 Muffler & Noise Controlling Devices Php 1,000.00

Article XIV Violation of Non-Compliance with any Section or Php 500.00
Article, regarding Lighting, Warning Signs,
Equipment
Section 79 Exceeding Gross Weight, Axle artd WhdehLoadn Php 300.00

(Overloading)
Section 80 Projecting Loads onf?ssenger.Vhiclfs Php 500.00
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Section 81 Loads Not Properly Secured t/ Php 500.00

Section 82 Refusal to Have V6hicleg Weighed and/or to Php 500.00
Remove Excess Load
Section 83( - Violation of Bridge Load Limit or Limit intheUse Php 500.00
/ ofBridee
Section 84 (a) No Pen it to Moe Equipment and/or Load of

IL Excessive - ( Php 2,500.00
Weight Width.or Height
Section 85 1 / Violatiör of Liniited Truck Ban \ Php 3,000.00

Section 86/ 94(d) Out of lime /Out 6f Rdute /Colorum (PUV) I Php 2,500.00
H mpounding
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Section 86 Failure to furnished a cöpóf approved JJ Php 500.00
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QUt of S&vibè"Arêá (Tricyclel.Pédicabsj)j
Driving Tricycle on National Road/Central
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Php 500.00
Php 1,000.00
$9
Business District + Impounding
Improper Riding of Bicycle or Tricycle Php 500.00

No Holding on Handle Bar Php 500.0Q,,,
Bicycle and Tricycle Without license (Plate) Php 1000.00
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Section 89 (b) /94 (k) Violation of License Restrictions Php 1,000.00

Section 89 (c) /109 (a) Using another Individual's Driver's License or Php 2,000.00
UOVR + confiscation of the
D.Lic/s and/or UOVR/s +
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+ Imprisonment or both
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(5uPon discretion of court
Section 89 (d) Failure to carry/sho/ rendr-Rst(4ti9fi) ,,- Php 300.00

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Unregistered/Improperly Régisterd/Deiinquerif I Php 1,500.00
or Invalid Registrtion._3 + Impounding
Sectibn 89(6) "\ All Drivers UsingMobilePhones or Siniilar ----' Php 500.00
Device While Driving
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Section 8 (f) (g)' Hitching / Exèess Øassenger/s Php 500.00
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Stcident Drivers Permit nofaccompanied by: a Php 1,500.00
Section 9O)
profesnaIdiver'slicens,Jhldr __
Section 911
) ( Use, Po'sting or FispIa of Fake/Unauthorized f
- Impounding
Php 11 000.00
I ID'Scker,_etc.\ I
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Section 92 Unauthorized Changed of Color/Engine —) Php 1,000.00
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I Section 94 (I) No ID/s' Displayed Php 500.00

Use Posting or Display of Fake Unauthorized Php 1,000.00
ID's, Stickers, etc.
Section 95 (a) Lack of Accessories of a Taxi unit Php 500.00
Section 95 (b) Unauthorized Installation/Use of JaIousiês, Php 1,000.00
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Additional Aircon, Dim-Colored Lights, tc
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Section 96 (a) Improper Uniform / Driving ihsàndos or slippers Php 300.00

(PUV Drivers Only) " 0,-,
Discourtesy of dri"ersTand/orëonductors towards Php 500.00
the passengers/fellow drivers->
Section 96(b) Discrimination of Passengers/Trip Cutting '—.---Php 1,000.00
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Section 96'(c) Overcharging of Fares/Contracting Serves Php 1,000.00
Section 96(d) - Taxi.Without MetefiUncalibratedorTarnperéd Php 1,000.00
(Tim*r Seal
Section 97,J ;
NotWearing Unifärm(Barkêr). J II }Php 500.00
/ ( NotWeáring ID (Barker)'- \ II
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IPhp 800.00
Php 1,000.00
Operating Outside Desigëd Area (Barker)
\ Non-Registration (Barker)Y L) \ Php 2,000.00
Illegal Barker ° Php 2,000.00
Section 98 "
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Violating Pedestrian Crossing Php 500.00
Section 100 Violating Restrictions on Pedestrian Php 200.00
(JAYWALKING)
Section 102 Obstructing Drivers View or Driving Mechanism Php 500.00
Section 103 Following Fire Trucks and other Emergency Php 500.00
Vehicles
Section 104 Putting Glass, Sharp Objects on Highway Php 500.00
Section 105 Tracking Mud/Cement/Debris unto the Highway Php 500.00
tiôn lOB 1 Dnivina throuah Funeral or other Precessions Php 500.00
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ING FUNCTIONS, PRESCRIBING FEES, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
Section 113 Obstructing Roads by Motor Php 500.00

VehiclesNendors/Stalled Vehicles
Obstructing Roads or Sidewalks by Residential
or Commercial Establishment
Section 114 Street Diggings or Road Closure Without Permit Php 2,500.00
Section 114 (d) Failure to install display road sigñsor safety sin, Proposed Php 1,000.00
warning of excavation work.\ \j V LI + confiscation of
ecltiment for five days.
Section 114 (e) Unfinished/OverdueProjects L '2% ofiRtöration Fee per
~b
-) C day
Sectiorcl 15- Restrictions on SotheRbadsZ, ()Php 2,500.00
Section 122 (c)\ Surcharge 2% of violation/s per
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Section 13 Illegal Oper ationf anyPrivate o Towing 1 Offense Php 3,000.00

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Article XXIII
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\ Violating Vehiôulár..Reduction Schemet
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Section 133/108(c) Use of Expired Commemorative, ticense Plates,_ Php 2,500.00
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Section 139 . C ) Unauthorized Weanng of Uniform I VdJ -'--------- Php 3,000.00
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'--(Non-Members/Former Members)
'' ' + Imprisonment or both
upon discretion of court
For the second and subsequent offenses, the penalties shall be two times
the value of the most recent fines on record, Whether the same had paid or not
but not to exceed P2,500.00 per violation. For habitual offenders, or when the
f violation involved property damage in excess of P10,000.00 or loss of life, the
Traffic & Parking Management Office shall seek the cancellation of the driver's
license through the LTO.
ARTICLE XXIX - FINAL PROVISIONS
Section 149.Miscellaneous.- Notwithstanding the provisions of this Ordinance,

other existing Ordinance and laws to the contrary the City Mayor or authorized
representative is hereby given full power and authority to grant relief or discount
not to exceed twenty percent (20%) on penalties imposed on apprehended drivers
pr persons violating traffic ordinance, issue deputation or Executive Order and
rules and regulations appurtenants hereto, with the end in view of making this
Ordinance truly reflective of the ideals of good governance, especially in regulating
the use and enjoyment of city streets.
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Section 150. Separability Clause. If for any reason, any section or provision of
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this Ordinance is declared illegal or unconstitutional, other sections or provisions

hereof which are not affected thereby shall continue to be in full force and effect.
Section 151. Repealing Clause. All previous isbancs, or6Iianc.es, rules and
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regulations or parts thereof which are inconsint &Jn cdfli vith e provisions
of this code are hereby repealed or whose
provisions are not included in this contrary o(inonsistent
shall remain valid, legal and binding.
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Setion'352. Effectivity. -This code shalltakeffect wihj,fifteen (-15) days upon
aprova1 Lgenerl circuon.
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:TOR MA. REG SOUO

Councilor
GREGORIO P. RUPISAN JR.

Councilor
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ALEJA E. SANTIAGO CORAZON M. F

Councilor Councilor
NO S. BALDERRAMA MARTIRES
Councilor —
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Acting Presiding Officer
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f,NQRDINANCE APPROVING THE REVISED TRAFFIC AND PARKING

Authored By: Councilor Wilfredo F. Sityar

6414 Raymundo, Gregorio P. Rupis, JrAIejaridro E. Santiago,

C? WHEREAS, Section 16, RA 7160 vestedaubrQy c2

EAS, the 9y.-pursuant ktp Söt i 458 (a) (5) ( is to

WHEREAS, the Traffic and Parking Management Code was enacted by

BE IT ORDAINED, by the City Council of Pasig, in session duly assembled

ARTICLE I - GENERAL PROVISIONS

_ Section 3. Declaration of Policy. It is hereby deClared'Ihe policy of the City of

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Section 4. Exemption for Emergency Vehicles. The driver of an emergency

Exceed the speed limits prescribed in this Code.

ARTICLE II- DEFINITION OF TERMS

a) Abandoned Vehicle - Any vehicle unattended for more than twenty-four

1NG THE REVISED TRAFFIC AND PARKING MANAGEMENT CODE,

Alley - A street or highway intended to provide access to the rear or side of

Authorized Emergency Vehicle - Such fire department vehicles, police

Authorized Maintenance Vehii- Rfe(to Pasig CitV(ownecLvehicle

Authorized' ToWing VIle, -

A I) Bicycle - Any two wheeled vehicle propelled solely by human power.

Built-Up Area/Bottleneck/Congested Area- A type of street normally

Center Lane - In relation to thoroughfare means a line or series of line,

THE REViSED TRAFFIC AND PARKING MANAGEMENT CODE,

unannenzea Intersection —an intersection provided with islands meant to

ColorumlNo Valid Franchise Any motor vehicle that operates without

valid authorization and/or franchise as "For Hire"

mounted on the front of a vehicle toilluminate the,-road ahed:'

preparatoy to stopping or exitirg.a-fast'lhe.

r) Driver Is any person havin control of.the F

s) Electric Bicycle also known\as e-bike or booster bike is a.hicycle with

L_integrated electric motor which can be used'for populsion. It isan electric

Electric Tricycle For-Hire - an electric tricycle rendering transport service

Helmet refers to any various protective head covering usually made of a

hard material to resist impact

Highways includes every highway open to public thoroughfares,

public boulevard, driveway, avenue, park, parkway plaza, square,

Horn Includes any or every device for signaling a sound.

bb)lntersection - The place at which two or more road crosses or met.

if) LoadIng-Unloading-Bay/Zone ' Portion of the itreets/th,oroug fare and/or

gg)Lbw Beam - Meansa-beam of light reflected from vehicle .headlights such

hh)Merging - The converging of separate streams of traffic into single stream.

ii) Motorcycle - refers to a two-wheeled automotive vehicle for one or two

jj) Motorized Tricycle- is a motor vehicle composed of a motorcycle that is

II) Motor, Electrical or Hybrid Vehicle - Means any conveyance designed to

mm) No Parking Area - means a portion of a thoroughfare between two

PPROVING THE REVISED TRAFFIC AND PARKING MANAGEMENT CODE,

3 nn)One-Way Thoroughfare - Means a thoroughfare on which vehicles are

oo)Overtake - To pass or attempt to overtake or pass a slower - moving

wrie'r of a rr otorehicIe in whose name such vehicle is

uu)Parking Aide/Attendant - are employees employed by the City

w) Parking Fee —the amount authorized to be collected by the parking

aaa) Plate - refers to a very thin layer of material deposited on a surface of a

ccc) Rublic Place - any place wheretheiblic haveaccess,Upon-payment

PPROVING THE REVISED TRAFFIC AND PARKING MANAGEMENT CODE,

'ehicle A vehicle is said to be standing if it is stationary and

the engine is energized needed to pick up or set down person or load or