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Stay safe on Davao City roads with the new Speed Limit Ordinance set to roll out on January 11, 2024. The ordinance introduces specific speed limits and fines for violators, aiming to enhance road safety. Get all the details here.
The traffic plan for All Souls’ Day and All Saints’ Day took effect at 6 a.m. of November 1, 2023, said a City Transport and Traffic Management Office (CTTMO) official.
CTTMO Head Dionisio Abude said in a radio interview, on Wednesday morning, November 1, that the office is constantly monitoring the traffic situation and that the flow of vehicles in the city is not congested. He added that there would be a huge build-up at Davao Memorial Park by afternoon and that the CTTMO would implement the rerouting scheme.
“We will reroute the travelers coming from the south going to Davao Memorial Park, they will no longer be allowed to proceed to the McArthur Highway),” Abude said.
As of writing, the situation at Davao Memorial is normal, and the rerouting has not yet been implemented. Once the rerouting is implemented, buses and trucks coming from Maa are prohibited from making a right turn going south. Rather they will make a left turn then proceed to Sandawa then a right turn to Qu
CTTMO adds 1,036 more road signages to the initial number of signages they will install for the New Speed Limit of Davao City Ordinance, its official said. This will help notify drivers of the change in speed limit and avoid repetition of signages.