BGC’s Wheel Clamping Operations begins April 15 to alleviate traffic
Bonifacio Global City (BGC) will be
strictly implementing the use of wheel clamps on illegally parked vehicles
starting April 15, following Barangay Fort Bonifacio Ordinance 14-133. The move
is meant to prevent congestion, enhance traffic flow, and to support BGC’s
pedestrian priority program.
Under the ordinance, unattended
vehicles parked on the street will automatically be clamped until the tow truck
arrives. If the driver, however, arrives before his car is about to be clamped,
he will only be issued a Unified Official Valuation Receipt (UOVR). Penalty for
clamped vehicles is P1,000 plus the settlement of the issued UOVR.
Meanwhile, residents and visitors
are encouraged to maximize the 5,000+ public parking slots available in and
around the city. And now with the help of the new BGC app, downloadable on both
Android and iOS devices, motorists can get real-time information on parking
availability and navigation.
“More
than anything, this is about road safety and traffic alleviation. We ask for
everyone’s cooperation as we work closely with the local government of Taguig and
adopt policies to improve the quality of life in BGC, for motorists and
pedestrians alike,” said Jun Galvez, General Manager of Bonifacio Estate
Services Corp.
Further information on city rules and ordinances
may be obtained by contacting the Bonifacio Estate Services Corp. at +632 816-2372.
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