Independent Metro Manila & Makati guide

Metro Manila & Makati

Number coding
today.

Regular schedules and recorded holidays.
A guide for standard private cars on MMDA and Makati roads.

Philippine time · UTC+8

Regular weekday plate endings

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Regular schedule only. This is not a live suspension check.

Compare MMDA and Makati hours

Your trip

Check your plate

Regular schedules and listed 2026–2027 holidays.

Includes recorded suspensions only. New announcements can be missing. This is not live travel clearance. See recorded notices and limits.

Your digit stays in this browser. It isn’t sent or saved.

Your schedule will appear here.

Includes listed holidays and dated notices. See calendar coverage.

Same digits, every week

Find your coding day

The regular plate schedule is shared.
The hours depend on where you drive.

Monday1 and 2Plate endings
Tuesday3 and 4Scheduled today
Wednesday5 and 6Plate endings
Thursday7 and 8Plate endings
Friday9 and 0Plate endings

Weekends have no regular coding under these two schedules. The checker also applies listed non-working holidays and dated suspensions; new notices are not checked live.

The important difference

A window in Manila.
A longer day in Makati.

Read the Makati guide

MMDA roads

Morning & evening peaks

7–10 AMRestricted
10:01 AM–4:59 PMWindow hours
5–8 PMRestricted

Makati city roads

A continuous daytime restriction

7 AM–7 PMNo midday window

Applies to a plate on its scheduled weekday. Reported MMDA free periods begin at 10:01 AM and 8:01 PM. Makati’s official guide sets a daytime block through 7 PM. Holidays, specific notices and vehicle exemptions can change applicability.

Before your next trip

Check the rule.
Then check the notice.

Number coding, or UVVRP, links a weekday restriction to the last digit of a vehicle’s plate. The checker applies that regular pattern to standard private cars; it does not determine a vehicle exemption or the authority for every road on a route.

A suspension notice needs its own date and jurisdiction. An MMDA announcement does not automatically prove that Makati has suspended its separate rule.

See the city and source guide

Common questions

Quick answers for drivers

May coding ba ngayon?

The regular schedule above uses Philippine time. Enter the plate’s last digit and choose the road rules to see its scheduled restriction. A separate official advisory may suspend that schedule.

Does this result cover my whole route?

No. This guide calculates the selected rule set. It does not determine road jurisdiction, vehicle exemptions or the enforcement rules for every road on your route.

Does a rain or typhoon warning automatically mean no coding?

This guide does not infer a suspension from the weather. Check the dated announcement from MMDA and the relevant city.

Do I have to enter my full plate?

No. The final digit is enough. The form has no server submission, analytics or plate storage.

Check the source

Where these answers come from

Rules reviewed ; calendar and notices reviewed 10 November 2026. A source review does not confirm every later travel date.

  1. Quezon City Ordinance SP-3172, S-2023, section 12City ordinance

    Weekday plate endings and 7–10 AM / 5–8 PM restriction periods in Quezon City.

  2. DZRH: MMDA resumes number codingReporting, 3 November 2026

    Recent reported MMDA hours, weekday plate schedule and holiday exceptions.

  3. Makati City: official number-coding guideOfficial city guide, 29 October 2026

    7 AM–7 PM weekdays, no window; weekends and holidays excluded. Confirms plate endings, EDSA/SLEX exclusions, motorcycle exemption and a ₱500 coding fine. This regular-rule guide does not verify notices for every travel date.

  4. Philippine Information Agency: 2 November suspensionGovernment announcement, 30 October 2026

    MMDA suspension on 2 November 2026 only. It does not independently verify a Makati suspension.