Tips, Traffic Rules, and Schedules for a Memorable Trip
š Planning Your Trip
Book Accommodation Early
Book at least a month in advance, especially during holidays or peak seasons, as rooms become scarce and rates may be higher.
Bus Reservations
If traveling by bus, reserve seats to and from Baguio early during holidays/peak seasons to ensure your slot.
š Driving Safety & Tips
Vehicle Check (BLOWBAG)
Ensure your vehicle is roadworthy by checking Brakes, Lights, Oil, Water, Battery, Air, and Gas. Good tire traction is crucial for winding roads.
Mountain Driving Technique
Do NOT depend solely on brakes when driving downhill. Shift to low gearĀ on steep inclines for safety and to save your brake pads.
Fuel Up
Gas prices typically increase farther from Metro Manila. Get a full tankĀ before heading up to Baguio.
ā ļø Baguio Number Coding Ordinance
Ā 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Covers major roads in the central business district. Tourists areĀ NOT EXEMPTED.
Monday
Plate ends with 1 & 2
Tuesday
Plate ends with 3 & 4
Wednesday
Plate ends with 5 & 6
Thursday
Plate ends with 7 & 8
Friday
Plate ends with 9 & 0
Exemptions and General Rule:
Suspension: The coding scheme is suspended ONLY by Executive Order for calamity, emergency, or City-sponsored/co-sponsored activities.
Weekends & Holidays: There is NO CODING on Saturdays, Sundays, and official holidays.
Reference: Ordinance No. 001-2003.
š Local Assistance Centers
Store these numbers on your phone for emergencies or assistance:
Department of Tourism
(074) 442 8848 / (074) 442 7014
Baguio Police Department
166 / (074) 442 1211
Notre Dame De Chartres Hospital
(074) 619 8530
Saint Louis Hospital of the Sacred Heart
(074) 442 5700
Baguio Medical Center
(074) 442 3338
Peopleās Action Team (PATROL)
117
āŖ Baguio Churches Mass Schedules
