LAND AREA BULACAN

N CALN CALOOCAN OCAN ▊ 16,112.58 hectares VALENZUELA VALENZUELA

QUEZON CITY Bounded by: NAVOTANAVOTAS RIZAL MALAMALABON ON CITY

CALOOCAN CALOOCAN MARIKINA N - Caloocan City and MARI KI NA  Î

SAN JUAN San Jose del Monte MANI LA SAN JUAN MANILA  Î MANDALUYONG MANDALUYONG PASIG

E - Rodriguez, San PASI G MANILA BAY MAKATI AKATI PASAY PASAY PATEROSPATEROS Mateo and Marikina  TAGUIG TAGUIG W- Manila, Caloocan,

PARANAQUE Valenzuela PARANAQUE

LAS PLAIS PINASNAS S - Pasig, Mandaluyong LAGUNA DE BAY

MUNTINLUPA

and San Juan MUNTINLUPA CAVITE LAGUNA DE BAY 1,959.39 Hectares

DISTRICTDISTRICT 11 4,626.52 Hectares

DISTRICT 2 4,626.52 Hectares

DISTRICT 3 2,341.89 Hectares

DISTRICT 4 2,802.57 Hectares

DISTRICT 5 2,197.39 Hectares

DISTRICT 6 PEOPLE ▌2.679 Million (2007 Official NSO Census)

▌Average annual growth rate of 2.92% (2000-2007)

▌Generally young population (average age of 24 years old)

▌Working Age Pop’n : 1,519,000

▌Labor Force Pop’n : 1,016,000 (Excluding students, housewives, disabled, retired) PEOPLE ▌Education

Literacy Rate - 99% Number of School Facilities . State University 1 . Private Colleges/Universitites 87 . Private Schools (Prep, Elem, 348 Secondary) . Public Elem School w/ Pre-school 89 Education . Public Elem School 97 . Public High School 46 . Public Vocational / Tech’l School 2 . Public Libraries 16 MEDICAL and Health & Wellness Facilities

HEART EAST AVENUE ST. LUKES MEDICAL CTR CENTER

KIDNEY CTR No. of Public Hospitals 18 • QC is site of the most number of hospitals ( 7 well-known & with good international No. of Private Hospitals 43 reputation) with the biggest bed capacity. No. of Health Centers 60 Bed – Population Ratio 1:308 • Numerous wellness centers, physical fitness centers, health clinics, pharmaceutical , beauty & sanitary products, care giving services, etc. are also QC-based. CONTINUING EDUCATION

▌ Construction and repair of school buildings

▌ New classrooms added

Enrolment SY Schools 2008-2009 Elementary 261,565 96 Secondary 150,694 47 No. of Public Vocational Schools 1,724 3 Day Care Centers 19,360 251

▌ All public schools are internet communed ▌ 33 public schools connected by E-Libraries UNIVERSITIES

ATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY UP CAMPUS GOVERNMENT OFFICES

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SANDIGANBAYAN

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION CHURCHES ST. PETER CATHEDRAL IGLESIA NI CRISTO TEMPLE BUSINESS CENTERS

SM NORTH EDSA ARANETA COLISEUM

EASTWOOD MALL AYALA TECHNO HUB BUSINESS CENTERS SM FAIRVIEW TRINOMA

UP TOWN CENTER SM STA. MESA TELEVESION NETWORKS GMA NETWORK ABS-CBN NETWORK

NET. 25 INFRASTRUCTURES

MRT LINE LRT LINE INFRASTRUCTURES AURORA BLVD.

COMMONWEALTH AVENUE NATIONAL PARKS

QUEZON MEMORIAL CIRCLE NINOY AQUINO PARKS AND WILDLIFE

LA MESA ECO PARK MAJOR TRANSPORT PROJECTS PROVIDING HIGH ACCESSIBILITY

▌C-3, C-4, C-5, C-6

▌Quezon Ave/EDSA

▌Roosevelt Ave/EDSA Interchange

▌MRT Line 2 (Aurora Blvd) Line 3 (EDSA) Line 7 (Commonwealth) DPOS PROGRAMS AND ACTIONS TO ALLEVIATE TRAFFIC IN QC September 29, 2016, 1:00pm Best Western Plaza Hotel, Makati City Legal Mandate by DPOS

. SP140,S-1990-Establishing THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC ORDER AND SAFETY IN THE GOVERNMENT AND PROVIDING FOR AND DEFINING ITS ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE, DUTIES, FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES.

. SP-1444, S-2004- “The Traffic Management Code of Quezon City”

. Executive Order Nr. 12, Series of 2015 – Creating the street clearing operations Task Group, defining its powers, function, duties and responsibilities and for other purposes. Number of cars sold from 2014, 2015 and 2016

 Based on a joint report by the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Inc. (CAMPI) and the Truck Manufacturers Association (TMA), there were new 234,747 units sold in 2014.

400000  272,000 units sold in 2015. 350000 350000 Number of Cars Sold

300000 272000  350,000 units sold in 2016 250000 234747 200000 150000 100000 50000 0 2014 2015 2016

Source: Philstar Global, Business by: Richmond S. Mercurio Length in Kilometers by Classification (based on GIS)

Road Network Road Category

District National City Private Barangay Concret District Asphalt Dirt Total e 1 47.35 238.48 35.32 2.58 1 241.85 81.77 0.10 323.69 2 18.59 70.82 160.52 119.72 2 296.57 63.67 9.42 369.66 3 37.27 154.47 140.89 3.99 3 251.47 84.83 0.32 336.40 4 64.11 199.88 79.56 9.58 4 263.21 89.80 0.39 353.40 5 19.95 182.49 336.85 14.52 5 423.57 95.25 34.99 553.40 6 25.73 80.38 224.38 35.84 6 303.35 59.46 3.52 336.33 Total 213.01 926.53 977.52 186.44 KM Total 1,780.01 474.75 48.74 2,303.50

Barangay National Dirt Asphalt 8% 9% 2% 21%

Private City 43% 40%

Concrete 77% Peak Hour Data of EDSA

Volume of Vehicles per type Passengers Carried per vehicle type AUVs, 8% PUBs, 2% PUJs, 6%

AUVs, 19% Private Cars, 24% Taxis, 11% Taxis, 4% Private PUBs, 33% PUJs, 20% Cars, 73%

 Private Cars occupies 73% of Road  Private Cars carries 24% of Network Passengers  PUV’s occupies 27% of Road Network  PUV’s carries 76% of Passengers Vehicular Volume Count at ,

Duration of Count: 0600 – 2000 hrs.

Peak Hour: AM Peak: 0700 – 0800 hr.

PM Peak: 1600 – 1700 hr.

Commo. Ave. Volume AM Peak PM Peak 1 & 2 110,425 10,445 8,905 2 3 3 & 4 89,138 5,520 7,756 4 3 1 Visayas Ave. Volume AM Peak PM Peak 2 1 & 2 111,679 9,619 8,610 1 3 22,075 1,729 1,809

3 North Ave. Volume AM Peak PM Peak 4 1 2 1 & 2 117,539 10,474 8,323 1 2 3 & 4 19,047 1,541 1,419 4 3 Quezon Ave. Volume AM Peak PM Peak 3 1 & 2 60,104 4,672 4,575 4 1 3 & 4 59,285 6,193 4,036 2 1 East Ave. Volume AM Peak PM Peak 2 1 & 2 94,621 6,967 8,330 3 3 & 4 26,830 2,444 1,578

Kalayaan Volume AM Peak PM Peak Ave. 1 & 2 87,379 7,312 7,146 3 22,204 1,444 1,844 Source: MMDA Data DPOS Personnel headed by General Elmo DG San Diego with Honorable City Mayor Herbert M. Bautista and Vice Mayor Ma. Josefina Belmonte-Alimurung Daily deployment of traffic enforcers along strategic locations on three (3) shifts from 6:00 am – 2:00 pm and from 2:00pm – 10:00 pm and the additional from 4:00pm – 12:00mn to conduct traffic direction an control, assist pedestrians crossing the streets, and to enforce traffic rules and regulations as mandated by SP 1444,S-04, “ THE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT CODE OF QUEZON CITY “ Deputized the traffic officers of various government agencies to assist the Department in the enforcement of the provisions of Ord. # SP 1444, S-04 and other laws relative to traffic management.

Total No. of Deputized Enforcers Deputize Traffic Enforcers Agency / Office / Unit Jan – Aug 350 2014 2015 2016 294 Department of Public 300 Order and Safety 268 265 294 268265 (DPOS) 250 Central District Traffic 216 Enforcement Unit 48 45 36 200 192 (CDTEU) Special Traffic Action 150 8 16 7 Group (STAG) 120 Novaliches District 100 38 39 33 Center (NDC) 4845 U.P. Diliman Police 50 36 383933 7 6 5 16 (UPDP) 8 7 7 6 5 4 0 0 Barangay’s 192 216 120 0 MPB - AFP 4 0 0 DPOS CDTEU STAG NDC UPDP Barangay's MPB - AFP Total 565 587 495 2014 2015 Jan - Aug 2016 Conducted operation of Task Force Delta from 6:00 am to 5:00 pm daily of illegally parked and stalled vehicles to clear the roadway from any obstructions in coordination with MMDA, PNP and Barangay.

Jan. – Aug. 2014 2015 2016

Towed - 1,258 466 Vehicles Issued OVR 1,006 582 Tickets 765

Clearing Operations 1400 1258 1200 1006 1000

765 800

582 600 466 400

200 0 0 Towed Vehicles Issued OVR Tickets

2014 2015 Jan. - Aug. 2016 CONDUCT TOWING OPERATION ON ILLEGALLY PARKED VEHICLES Conducted operations on illegal parking / obstructions along Mabuhay Lanes in Quezon City led by MMDA personnel / MMDA Accredited Tow Truck, QCPD-TEU and DPOS personnel

Mabuhay Lane Operations  Del Monte Ave., Brgy. Nayong Kanluran  Mayon St., Brgy. N.S. Amoranto  Balintawak Cloverleaf to EDSA Muñoz  Katipunan Avenue to Aurora Blvd.  P. Florentino, Biak na Bato Banawe  Quezon Avenue near EDSA North  West Avenue Conducted operations on illegal parking / obstructions along Mabuhay Lane in Quezon City led by MMDA personnel / MMDA Accredited Tow Truck, QCPD-TEU and DPOS personnel Balik Eskwela STATE OF THE NATION ADDRESS (SONA) Deploy of Traffic Enforcers during emergencies, rallies, flood and special occasions to assist traffic and conduct re-routing of vehicles. CLEARING OPERATION In compliance to the direct orders of the Honorable City Mayor Herbert M. Bautista and by virtue of Executive Order No. 12, Executive Order No. 22, Memorandum Circular No. 11, Office Order No. 104, Series of 2015, SID led head on the clearing of all illegal sidewalk vendors, confiscation of merchandise and demolition of makeshift stalls and other structures used for storing goods and sleeping quarters that were found obstructing the easements, sidewalks and roadsides causing traffic congestion and nuisance in certain areas of the city. Conducted Reach Out operations on the street children, sleeping on the sidewalks and running on the streets along the jurisdiction of Quezon City led by SID personnel together with MDAD, QCPD, SSDD and Traffic personnel ON GOING ISSUANCE OF TRICYCLE LICENSE PLATES TO UNITS WITH LEGAL FRANCHISES BY THE DPOS-TRU Installation of thermoplastic pavement markings fronting schools and churches to keep pedestrians crossing the street safe and accessible.

Jan. – Aug. 2014 2015 2016 Thermo Plastic Pavement Pedestrian 39 79 25 Lane Marking 267 Yellow Box 22 7 32 300 200 79 50 53 Broken Lanes - 267 1 100 2539 22 7 32 0 1 0 1412 2735 2245 0 48 Arrow Lanes - 14 12 0 Stop Lines 27 35 50 Pedestrian Yellow Box Broken Arrow Stop Lines Rumble Corner Lanes Lanes Strips Gutter Rumble 45 53 22 Strips 2014 2015 Jan - Aug 2016 Corner Gutter 0 0 48 Thermoplastic Pavement Lane Marking CUTTING OF FALLEN TREES Conducted seminar and training for children at day care centers in coordination with SSDD to educate them about road safety at early age so that they will disciplined and be responsible pedestrians as they grew up. Lakbay Aral for children at MMDA to educate them about road safety at early age so that they will disciplined and be responsible pedestrians as they grew up. Conducted training/seminar to the newly hired Traffic Enforcers of Caloocan City Conducted training/Seminar to the newly hired Traffic Enforcers of Meycauayan City, Bulacan Implementation of One Way Vehicular Traffic Scheme at Barangays E. Rodriguez, East Kamias, Kamuning, New Manila and Mariana Implementation of One Way vehicular traffic Scheme at Barangays Nova Proper, Sta. Monica, Socorro, South Triangle Pasong Putik and Project 6 Proposed new traffic management scheme at Brgy. South Triangle and installation of traffic signage to guide and restrict vehicle movement for smoother and safer traffic environment.

Legend: Proposed Traffic Scheme One way Brgy. South Triangle Two way Gate On going study for one way traffic management scheme to guide and restrict vehicle movement for smoother and safer traffic environment deadline on or before September 28, 2016

 Brgy. Socorro  Brgy. E. Rodriguez  Brgy. San Roque  Brgy. Silangan  Brgy. Paligsahan  Brgy. Laging Handa  Brgy. Sacred Heart  Brgy. Roxas Locations of Mabuhay Lanes within the vicinity of Quezon City

 From SM North EDSA to Greenhills: Take West Avenue, left at Examiner, right at Quezon Ave., take U-turn Slot near Magbanua, take Sct. Borromeo, right at Tomas Morato Ave., right at E. Rodriguz Sr. Ave., left at Gilmore Ave., Granada, Ortigas Ave. to Greenhills.  From SM North EDSA to Araneta Center: Along North Ave., right to Elliptical Road, right at Kalayaan, K-J Street, 15th Street, right at Aurora Blvd to Araneta Center and vice versa.  From SM Sta. Mesa to SM North EDSA: Along Araneta Ave., right to Del Monte, left at Roosevelt, right at Baler, left at Miller Ave., right at Calumpit, left at Bansalangin, right at EDSA to SM North EDSA and vice versa.  From Trinoma to SM Marikina: Along North Ave., QMC, right at Kalayaan Ave., left at V. Luna, right at Anonas, left at Chico, Xavierville Ave., right at Katipunan, U-turn at Aurora Blvd., Marcos Highway to SM Marikina and vice versa.  From Eastwood to Ortigas Center: Take E. Rodriguez Jr. Ave., right to Green Meadows, right at Ortigas Ave., left Lanuza, right to Dona J. Vargas to Ortigas Center and vise versa. The OVR Redemption Center is the depository of all confiscated drivers licenses with issued OVR’s by our deputized traffic enforcers wherein the drivers pay the amount corresponding to the fines and penalties of their violations. The payments is being received and issued Official Receipts are done by the collector of the Treasury Dept. assigned at the center.

Collection Chart OVR Penalty Total OVR Total OVR 50581357.75 55809009 2016 Amount Amount Amount 60000000 42020026.5 46622969.5 Apprehensions Count 33872362.5 37494878 Paid Paid Paid 40000000 20000000 5227651.2546029433622515.5 7,962 0 January 6,186 2,999,835.25 392,958.50 3,392,793.75 OVR Amount Paid Penalty Amount Paid Total OVR Amount Paid Februar 9,606 9,236 4,492,417.25 418,641.75 4,911,059.00 y 2014 2015 Jan - Aug 2016 9,485 March 9,197 4,587,329.00 460,595.25 5,047,924.25

8,615 April 8,299 4,147,822.00 447,864.00 4,595,686.00 Apprehension Chart

7,900 150000 May 7,679 4,091,079.75 443,680.00 4,534,759.75 103555 108349 88428 92345 100000 8,984 65716 70839 June 8,447 4,734,775.75 536,409.00 5,271,184.75 50000 7,814 July 6,928 3,678,005.25 455,219.00 4,133,224.25 0

10,473 OVR Count Total Apprehension August 9,744 5,141,098.25 467,148.00 5,608,246.25 2014 2015 Jan - Aug 2016 Total 70,839 65,716 33,872,362.50 3,622,515.50 37,494,878.00 The OVR Redemption Center is the depository of all confiscated drivers licenses with issued OVR’s by our deputized traffic enforcers wherein the drivers pay the amount corresponding to the fines and penalties of their violations. The payments is being received and issued Official Receipts are done by the collector of the Treasury Dept. assigned at the center.

Total OVR Penalty Total OVR 2014 OVR Total OVR Penalty Total OVR Apprehension Amount Amount Amount 2015 OVR Month Count Apprehensi Amount Amount Amount s Paid Paid Paid Month Count ons Paid Paid Paid January 6, 410 5,321 2,497,990.50 321,391.25 2,819,381.75 February 8, 896 8,716 4,166,044.00 371,879.50 4,537,923.50 January 5,946 4,894 2,314,239.25 316,140.25 2,630,379.50 March 8, 765 8,515 3,963,605.00 424,387.25 4,387,992.25 February 8,537 8,175 3,957,268.75 392,734.00 4,350,002.75 April 8, 322 7,437 3,506,615.00 399,245.75 3,905,860.75 March 9,444 9,328 4,624,679.50 429,320.75 5,054,000.25 May 10, 400 9,903 4,767,173.25 452,501.75 5,219,675.00 April 8,016 7,631 3,587,094.00 370,239.00 3,957,333.00 June 9, 800 9,375 4,519,301.00 471,823.00 4,991,124.00 May 8,818 8,145 3,827,502.75 400,292.00 4,227,794.75 July 6, 390 6,574 3,131,018.50 424,263.25 3,555,281.75 June 8,294 8,224 3,803,847.50 395,048.50 4,198,896.00 August 12, 683 10,630 5,136,642.75 399,889.00 5,536,531.75 July 4,526 5,141 2,390,740.50 330,443.50 2,721,184.00 11, 056 August 2,671 2,985 1,447,085.50 286,555.50 1,733,641.00 September 11, 422 5, 877, 446.75 525, 464.00 6, 402, 910.75 September 9,129 7,063 3,393,193.00 392,318.50 3,785,511.50 October 10, 191 9, 846 5, 221, 258.75 541, 260.75 5, 752, 519.50 10, 171 October 11,570 10,441 4,883,104.25 506,056.00 5,389,160.25 November 9, 432 4, 677, 253.25 512, 515.50 5, 189, 768.75 November 9,564 8,925 4,177,341.25 375,969.25 4,553,310.50 December 5, 265 6, 384 3, 127, 009.00 383, 030.25 3, 510, 039.25 December 5,829 7,476 3,613,930.25 407,825.75 4,021,756.00 50, 581, Total 108, 349 103, 555 357.7 5, 227, 651.25 55, 809, 009.00 TOTAL 92,345 88,428 42,020,026.50 4,602,943.00 46,622,969.50 5 Issue temporary terminal permits to various public utility vehicle terminals not only to increase collection for the coffers of the government but also to regulate these terminals to reduce traffic congestion.

Number of Transport Groups District AUV PUJ BUS TOTAL Collection of Terminal District 1 5 19 1 25 Permit District 2 1 17 - 18 3500000 District 3 2 8 - 10 District 4 2 18 - 20 3000000 3183230 2938520 District 5 4 5 - 9 2500000 District 6 4 3 - 7

TOTAL 18 70 1 89 2000000

1780480 Number of Units 1500000

District AUV PUJ BUS TOTAL 1000000 District 1 80 645 20 745

District 2 15 524 - 539 500000

District 3 48 292 - 340 313820396500225420 644006240041600 0 District 4 25 608 - 633 AUV/FX JODA BUS District 5 63 90 - 153 2014 2015 Jan - Aug 2016 District 6 91 82 - 173

TOTAL 322 2,241 20 2,583 Quezon City Central Command for monitoring on traffic, fire, peace and order and emergency response