Pasig Implements Odd Even Scheme

Описание: While the Department of Transportation is working to have traffic policies and programs planned and implemented by one group, here comes the Pasig City government implementing a new scheme on one of its problematic thoroughfares.

Motorists who don’t pass Pasig City every day should be warned that there’s a new traffic scheme in place affecting certain streets . . . A so-called odd-even scheme is now in place . . . The Pasig City Official Information Center announced the scheme via Twitter and in press releases: All four wheeled vehicles and above with plate numbers ending in even numbers are not allowed to enter San Guillermo St. (East Bound), Elisco Rd./M.Concepcion St./R.Jabson St. Intersection, and Sandoval Ave. (North Bound) every Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. . . . All four wheeled vehicles and above with plate numbers ending in odd numbers (1,3,5,7,9) are not allowed to enter San Guillermo St. (East Bound), Elisco Rd./M.Concepcion St./R.Jabson St. Intersection, and Sandoval Ave. (North Bound) every Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays. The implementation of the odd-even scheme on these streets started on September 1 . . .Earlier, Pasig implemented a similar odd-even scheme on the westbound lane of the F. Legaspi Bridge from East Bank Road to M. Eusebio Avenue . . .