It’s that time of the year, and as we anticipate the beating of the drums vibrating through the air of Baguio City we also anticipate the the influx of people who will be celebrating with us during the annual Panagbenga Festival. This means some roads will be closed and traffic expected to be heavy.
In anticipation of these grand parades, the Baguio City Police Traffic Enforcement Unit released a traffic advisory informing the public of the closed roads, alternate routes and no parking spots. Here’s a rundown of the traffic advisory.
The Following roads will be closed from 1:00AM until 3:00 PM on February 3, 24 and 25, 2024. For the Panagbenga Grand Opening Parade, Street Dancing and Floral Float Parade
– All Vehicles bound to LA TRINIDAD shall take Loakan Road – Camp John Hay-BCC to Teachers Camp – M. Roxas Road or take Happy Hallow to Country Club Road while vehicles bound to Marcos Highway shall take Camp 7 Monticello to Balacbac Circumferential Road starting from 5:00 AM until the Parade is over.
– All vehicles are not allowed to enter Lower Abanao Street to O-shape intersection from 5:00AM until the parade is over. All vehicles bound to LA TRINIDAD may take Lamtang Road, Tam-awan-Longlong ROad or Tacay-Guisad Road to Bokawkan and Lower Magsaysay Road. Also, vehicles bound for Pacdal Rotunda may take Ferguson road – Guisad Road – Bokawkan-Trancoville-Brookside-M.Roxas and Leonardwood Road
All light vehicles bound for Marcos Highway may take Baguio Country Club Road-Camp John Hay to Loakan Road to Camp 7 – Monticello-Bakakeng then take Balacbac Circumferential Road while vehicles from Pacdal/Itogon area bound to Bokawkan, Naguilian road and La Trinindad may take Leonardwood Road – Teacher’s Camp – M.Roxas Road and Trancoville Road as an ALTERNATE ROUTE starting from 5:00AM until the parade is over.
Source: Baguio City Police Office Facebook Page
As always, remember the following while you are on the road:
King of the Road Ordinance
Number Coding Scheme (for those traveling days after the Parades)
May Number Coding Ba Tuwing Holiday?
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