Truck routes designated in Manila for ASEAN Summit 2026
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The Manila City government has released designated truck routes ahead of the 2026 ASEAN Summit.
In an advisory, the Manila Public Information Office (PIO) outlined the routes that trucks must take when traveling between the Port Area, Pres. Sergio Osmeña Highway, Manila North Harbor, and the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX):
SOUTHBOUND
- From Port Area to Pres. Sergio Osmeña Highway (formerly South Superhighway)
Bonifacio Drive, left on P. Burgos Avenue, Finance Road straight to Ayala Boulevard, right on San Marcelino Street, left on Pres. Quirino Avenue, right on Osmeña Highway to point of destination.
- From Pres. Quirino Avenue to Port Area (Pier South)
Pres. Osmeña Highway, right on Pres. Quirino Avenue (Plaza Dilao), left on United Nations Avenue, right on Romualdez Street, left on Ayala Boulevard, Finance Road, left on P. Burgos Avenue, right on Bonifacio Drive to Pier South
- From Pres. Quirino Avenue to Manila North Harbor
Pres. Osmeña Highway, right on Pres. Quirino Avenue, straight to Nagtahan, A.H. Lacson Avenue, right on Yuseco Street, straight to Raxabago Street, straight to Capulong Street, left on Road 10 to Pier North
NORTHBOUND
- From Port Area to North Luzon Expressway
From Pier zone, travelling northbound along Road 10, Capulong Street, to Raxabago Street and Yuseco Street, right on Felix Huertas Street, right on C-3 Road to point of destination
- From North Luzon Expressway to Port Area
a) From A. Bonifacio Avenue, right on C-3 Road, left on Road 10 to Pier zone
b) From A. Bonifacio Avenue, right on Blumentritt Street, left on Aurora Street, A.H. Lacson Avenue, straight to Tayuman Street, right on Oroquieta Street, left on Yuseco Street, straight to Raxabago Street, to Capulong Street, left on Road 10 to Pier zone. Traversing through these streets and all bound to either Pier shall display a visible sign on its front windshield or point of destination. —VAL, GMA News
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