Quezon City Road Reblocking and Repairs Scheduled
Quezon City will undergo extensive road reblocking and repairs this weekend, local authorities said. The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) confirmed that the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) will carry out maintenance work starting Friday night through early Monday morning.
The road reblocking and repairs will begin at 11 p.m. on Friday and continue until 5 a.m. Monday, July 21. Authorities assured commuters that all affected roads will be fully accessible by Monday morning.
Motorists and commuters are advised to plan alternate routes as these works are expected to cause significant traffic congestion throughout the city.
Roads Affected by Quezon City Road Reblocking and Repairs
The DPWH will focus on several key locations across Quezon City. Here are the main areas scheduled for repair:
- Commonwealth Avenue from Don Jose to Don Fabian, 3rd lane from center
- Payatas Road various sections including Kapatiran St. to Total Gas Station, Bansalangin St. to Enzo Motor Works, and others on the 2nd lane from sidewalk
- Regalado Avenue (southbound), from Mindanao Avenue Extension to Bristol outer lane
- Mindanao Avenue underpass (both northbound and southbound), 1st lane from center
- Sgt. Rivera, between A. Bonifacio Avenue and Sto. Domingo Avenue, 1st lane from center
- Times Street, Examiner to West Avenue, 1st lane from sidewalk
- Commonwealth Avenue near MRT stations and other key points
- General Luis Street, Quirino Highway, Quezon Avenue, E. Rodriguez Jr. Avenue, C5 Katipunan Avenue, Aurora Boulevard, and several other main roads
- EDSA (northbound) near Magallanes flyover and between P. Tuazon underpass to Aurora Tunnel
Additional Repairs and Lane Closures
Besides Quezon City, roadworks will also take place in Makati City and Caloocan City. Notably, the Magallanes Flyover northbound lane along EDSA in Makati will undergo repairs, as well as sections of EDSA near Bernardino Street. In Caloocan, C-3 Road eastbound lanes between F. Roxas Street and Rizal Avenue will be closed until July 20.
The MMDA also announced that part of Mindanao Avenue underpass (southbound) will be closed alternately to traffic on weekends due to ongoing concrete reblocking. This activity will run from 10 p.m. on July 18 until early morning of September 15.
Drivers are encouraged to heed advisories, exercise patience, and seek alternate routes to avoid delays during this period of road reblocking and repairs.
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