Showing posts with label All Saint's day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label All Saint's day. Show all posts

Friday, October 29, 2010

Traffic Rerouting in Quezon City for November 1, 2010

Quezon City announces All Saints’ Day traffic rerouting

By Abigail Kwok
INQUIRER.net


MANILA, Philippines – Quezon City police will be implementing a traffic rerouting scheme in seven major cemeteries in the city on November 1, All Saints’ Day.

Motorists are advised of the following traffic rerouting scheme effective 4 a.m. on November 1:

At the Manila North Cemetery:

-Trucks and buses coming from the Balintawak area towards Manila, thru A. Bonifacio, shall turn left to Sgt. Rivera St., turn right to D. Tuazon St., and then again turn right to Calamba St., going to Manila area.

-Trucks and buses going from Manila to Balintawak shall take Maria Clara St., turn left on Banawe Street, left on Sgt. Rivera Street, then right on A. Bonifacio Road.

-Private vehicles, PUJ’s and taxi cabs coming from Balintawak area towards Manila shall enter Mayon Street, (which will be one way from Del Monte Avenue to Sct. Alcantara Street), turn right on Retiro Street, left on Dr. Alejos Street, right on Don Manuel Agregado Street towards Blumentritt.

-Private vehicles, PUJs and taxis going from Manila to Balintawak shall go straight down Retiro Street, (which is one-way from Blumentritt Extension to Mariveles Street), take CDC (formerly Tacio) St., left on Angelo St., then right to Sgt. Alcaraz, left on Speaker Perez and on left Del Monte Avenue on to A. Bonifacio Road and Balintawak.

-Private vehicles, PUJs and taxis, coming from San Francisco Del Monte on Del Monte Avenue, shall turn left on Mayon Street, and follow the route from Balintawak.

-Motorists will be allowed to park along the streets of Ipo, Gen. Tinio, Bulusan, Abao, and Labo while parking is prohibited along the stretch of A. Bonifacio Avenue from C-3 to Calavite Street.

Traffic Re-routing in the Metro on Nov 1, 2010

November 1, All Saint's day is a day off our busy schedules to visit our departed loved ones.  May it be the temple where we left the urns, the memorial parks where we built their estates, or our homes where we are one in reminiscing and praying for the souls of our dearly departed.  May you have peace of mind and pray to God for guidance and strength, and let us all be safe.

Here are some re-routes for cities that have cemeteries so that you may follow the flow and hope for lesser traffic.

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