Light electric vehicles may still use the bike lanes on national roads
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority begins implementing the ban on e-trikes, e-bikes, and the like on national roads on April 15, 2024, as prescribed by MMDA Regulation No. 24-002, entitled, ‘Prohibiting certain types of transportation and other forms of conveyances from traversing national roads, circumferential roads and radial roads in Metro Manila.’
It’s not just e-trikes and e-bikes that are affected—non-electric and non-motorized conveyances are covered by the ban, too. Here’s the official list:
E-Trike Ban Metro Manila Tricycle Ban Metro Manila E-Bike E-Trike National Roads Metro Manila E-Bike Registration Philippines E-Trike Registration Philippines
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