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Where are e-bikes and e-trikes banned? Here is a list

by Kiko Cueto

STARTING today, April 15, e-bikes, e-trikes, tricycles, pedicabs, pushcarts and similar vehicles from passing national roads, circumferential roads, and radial roads in Metro Manila.

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) listed the places where e-bikes and e-trikes will be prohibited.

“Sa ating mga kababayan na gumagamit ng e-bikes, e-trikes, at mga kuligligs, tricycles, bawal na po kayo sa mga pangunahing lansangan dito sa Metro Manila by April 15, magstart na po tayo manghuli, hindi na po natin ‘yan i-eextend,” MMDA Acting Chairman Romando Artes said.

Among them include: Recto Avenue; Pres. Quirino Avenue; Araneta Avenue; EDSA; Katipunan/C.P. Garcia; Southeast Metro Manila Expressway; Roxas Boulevard; Taft Avenue; Osmeña Highway or South Super Highway; Shaw Boulevard; Ortigas Avenue; Magsaysay Boulevard/Aurora Boulevard; Quezon Avenue/ Commonwealth Avenue; A. Bonifacio Avenue; Rizal Avenue; Del Pan/Marcos Highway/McArthur Highway; Elliptical Road; Mindanao Avenue; Marcos Highway; Boni Avenue and; España Boulevard

Likewise, the MMDA explained that e-bikes are also not allowed on other roads they may identify in the future.

Among the drivers who would violate this by using e-bikes, e-trikes or similar vehicles on the prohibited roads will be fined P2,500. 

Those that are found with unregistered or no license will have their vehicles impounded. 

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