According to the Metro Manila Development Authority, the Expanded Unified Vehicular Volume Reduction Program (UVVRP), often known as the number coding scheme, is being implemented (MMDA).
Regarding the MMDA number coding system, there are a few things I should be aware of, specifically: which finishing plate number should I use if I want to go through all time periods, specified days, and the general public?
You can avoid fines and potential difficulties when it’s time to renew your license by adhering to these rules. You can also arrange your visits more effectively if you comprehend how the program operates, particularly its timetable and time window.
List of Contents
* vehicles that are exempt from the expanded number coding system
* Hours for Number Coding
Dates for Number Coding
* On weekends and holidays, is there a different numbering system?
* What is the fine for breaking number coding rules?
Exceptions to the Extended Number Coding Scheme for Automobiles
Motorcycle
Motor vehicles carrying essential and/or perishable goods
Fuel trucks
Fire trucks
Marked media vehicles
Marked government vehicles
Ambulances
Public utility vehicles (PUV)
Tricycle
Garbage trucks
Hours for the Number Coding Window
Your coded car cannot pass certain highways during the window hours that are indicated below.
Plate number ending Day prohibited
- 1 and 2 Monday
- 3 and 4 Tuesday
- 5 and 6 Wednesday
- 7 and 8 Thursday
- 9 and 0 Friday
On weekends and holidays, is there a different numbering system?
No. Only on weekdays, from Monday to Friday, do we use the enlarged number coding system. Weekends (Saturday and Sunday) and holidays are not cover.
What is the fine for violating number coding?
You could be fined up to Php300 if you are found to have violated the number coding scheme. You have seven (7) days to pay the fine. When you renew your license, failure to do so will result in higher fines and more inconvenience.