Scopes Of Traffic Management

 All Public surface facilities traversing and parking and all other types
of conveyances for the movement of persons and things.

 All agencies having responsibilities for ascertaining traffic flow requirements

planning, approving, funding, construction, and/or maintaining these public facities for such
movements.

 All agencies responsible for licensing, approving, restricting, stopping, prohibiting or

controlling the use facilities.

AGENCIES INVOLVED IN TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT

 DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION (DOTC) – through land

transportation office in responsible for the implementation of RA 4136 land transportation
Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB)

 City/Municipality Engineers office – planning, construction and maintenance of traffic facilities

within respective locality

 Legislative (congress, City or Municipal Boards) – They are not only responsible for the passing
or amendment of laws concerning traffic but also they involved in the planning and approval of
government projects.

 Philippines National Police – through Traffic Management Group (TMG) is responsible for the
direct enforcement of traffic laws, rules and regulations.

 Academic Institutions- Road safety education plays an important role in shaping the attitudes
and behaviors of children and young people.
 Courts- traffic court is specialized judicial process for handling traffic ticket cases.
 Public Information Offices- Part of a PIO’s ongoing job is to establish good working relationships
with the media and the public and to maintain those relationships by answering queries
promptly.
 Citizen support Groups-groups of concerned citizens who advocate for quality of life for
residents and consumers in their locality, state or region sometimes self-identity as “citizen
advocacy groups” (CAGs).
 Media- In a study of effectiveness of social media in road traffic congestion has shown that
social media has both intensive and extensive influence on road traffic management.