The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB), led by Chairman Vigor Mendoza II, inspected Culiat Bridge II along Congressional Avenue in Quezon City on Monday, July 13. The agency deployed personnel from its Law Enforcement Unit (LEU) to assist vehicles through the designated rerouting scheme while authorities continue to assess the condition of the bridge.
(PHOTO COURTESY OF LTFRB)
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) conducted an inspection on Monday at the temporarily closed Culiat Bridge II along Congressional Avenue in Quezon City.
The Quezon City government recently ordered the temporary closure of the bridge following a fire incident that damaged the structure and nearby homes on Saturday evening.
During the inspection, LTFRB Chairman Vigor Mendoza II closely monitored the implementation of rerouting measures for public utility vehicles (PUVs) traversing Congressional Avenue.
Meanwhile, the agency deployed personnel from its Law Enforcement Unit (LEU) to the area to assist in enforcing the rerouting scheme and provide guidance to affected drivers and passengers.
The Quezon City government has ordered the temporary closure of Culiat Bridge II and implemented a rerouting scheme for affected motorists.
Vehicles traveling from EDSA to Mindanao Avenue are advised to take Congressional Avenue, turn right at Cagayan Street, then left at Corregidor Street, and continue to Ilocos Sur Street.
Meanwhile, vehicles traveling from Mindanao Avenue to EDSA should pass through Congressional Avenue, turn right at Oblates Fathers Street, then left at Villa Socorro Street, and proceed through Seminary Road.
Light vehicles, however, are advised to take Congressional Avenue, turn right onto Cagayan Street, then left at Ilocos Norte Street, Cotabato Street, and exit through Hereford Street.
Drivers and passengers traveling from Davao Street are advised to take Cotabato Street, turn right to Hereford Street, and continue crossing Congressional Avenue.
