CEBU CITY, Philippines -- The Cebu City government is imposing a number coding scheme to control the number of vehicles traversing the city streets following the complaints of the Land
Traffic at the Natalio Bacalso Avenue in Cebu City amidst the enhanced community quarantine. | Gerard Vincent Francisco
Mayor Edgardo Labella posted on his Facebook page the signed Executive Order 70 which details the number coding of vehicles allowed to ply the city streets.“Sugod karong Lunes, April 20, 2020, we will be implementing a NUMBER CODING SCHEME FOR ALL MOTOR VEHICLES sa atong siyudad para atong ma minusan ang mga sakyanan sa atong kadalanan,” said the mayor.
Here is the schedule for the number coding of private vehicles in Cebu City according to the last digit of their plate number.Thursday – 2, 4, 6, 8, 0Exemptions are made for medical vehicles, government vehicles, and free buses deployed by government agencies. All those exempted in the first stay at home order are also exempted.
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