DAVAO CITY (MindaNews / 16 July) – Some types of vehicles will no longer be allowed to pass through the newly-inaugurated 8- kilometer first segment of the Davao City Coastal Road effective […]
DAVAO CITY – Some types of vehicles will no longer be allowed to pass through the newly-inaugurated 8- kilometer first segment of the Davao City Coastal Road effective July 19, Davao City Transport and Traffic Management Office head Ret. PCol. Dionisio Abude said on Saturday.
According to the advisory released by the CTTMO on Saturday, the following vehicles are not allowed: trucks weighing more than 4.5 tons or 4,500 kilograms, public utility vehicles such as buses, jeepneys, and L-300 vans, tricycles and and all vehicles covered by the truck ban including those that are exempted like those carrying marine products and other perishable goods.
He said the PUVs are not allowed because there is no existing route approved by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board that covers the coastal road while tricycles are prohibited because it is a national highway. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. inaugurated the first segment of the P33.772-billion coastal road project on July 1.
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