The MMDA (Metropolitan Manila Development Authority) has released a comprehensive list of alternate routes in anticipation of the EDSA Rebuild Project, set to commence on June 13.
The public can access seven northbound and 15 southbound routes, with motorists encouraged to utilize Mabuhay Lanes to ease congestion.
MMDA – Alternate Routes
The rehabilitation, spearheaded by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), is a crucial undertaking in preparation for the Philippines’ hosting of the ASEAN Summit in 2026.
To mitigate anticipated traffic, an odd-even coding scheme on EDSA will undergo a month-long dry run starting June 16, with potential for extension.
Despite the extensive roadwork, Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon assured the public that the EDSA Busway will remain operational. “The EDSA Busway will not be closed even during the rehabilitation of EDSA,” Dizon stated, clarifying that any deviations would be temporary. Discussions are ongoing regarding the potential emergency use of the busway.
Here are some of MMDA’s suggested routes to take:
To check out the rest of the suggested alternate routes, click HERE.
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