Metro Manila traffic update today
as of 7:07 AM, Sunday, November 1: 19 active incidents across 12 city roads. The worst is C5, closed in places with a 6-minute delay. Updated every hour from live incident reports; expressways with measured speeds are on the expressway traffic pages.
Road by road, worst first
- C5
5 incidents, 2 jams, 2 closures, worst near Kalayaan Avenue
+6 minclosed in places - Aurora Boulevard
6 incidents, 0 jams, 6 closures, worst near Aurora Boulevard / A. Maceda Street
closed in places - Roxas Boulevard
4 incidents, 0 jams, 4 closures, worst near Roxas Boulevard
closed in places - Shaw Boulevard
1 incident, 0 jams, 1 closure, worst near Capt.Henry P.Javier / General Lim
closed in places - Marcos Highway
1 incident, 0 jams, 1 closure, worst near Shoe Avenue Extension
closed in places - Macapagal Boulevard
1 incident, 0 jams, 1 closure, worst near Pres. Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard / Jose W. Diokno Boulevard
closed in places - EDSA
1 incident, 0 jams, worst near Sen. G. Puyat Street
moving - Commonwealth Avenue
no active incidents
moving - Ortigas Avenue
no active incidents
moving - Quezon Avenue
no active incidents
moving - Taft Avenue
no active incidents
moving - España Boulevard
no active incidents
moving
Questions people ask
How is Metro Manila traffic right now?
as of 7:07 AM, Sunday, November 1: 19 active incidents across the 12 roads we track. C5 is closed in places, Aurora Boulevard is closed in places, Roxas Boulevard is closed in places, Shaw Boulevard is closed in places. Each road's page lists where the jams start and end.
Which roads does this page cover?
EDSA, C5, Commonwealth Avenue, Ortigas Avenue, Shaw Boulevard, Roxas Boulevard, Quezon Avenue, Taft Avenue, Aurora Boulevard, Marcos Highway, España Boulevard and Macapagal Boulevard. Expressways (NLEX, SLEX, Skyway and the rest) have their own pages with measured speeds under Live Traffic.
Kumusta ang traffic sa Metro Manila ngayon?
7:07 AM: 19 insidente ang naitala sa 12 kalsada. Pinakamabigat sa C5, hanggang 6 minutong delay. Nag-a-update ang pahina kada oras.
Where does the data come from?
A live traffic incident feed, pulled once an hour for the whole Metro Manila area. We keep the incidents placed on these 12 roads and show the measured delay for each stretch. The page says so when the feed is older than 90 minutes.