Alternate routes you can take while EDSA-Kamuning Flyover southbound remains closed

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) announced earlier today, June 21, that the entire southbound portion of the EDSA-Kamuning Flyover will be closed off to all vehicles starting June 25.

This closure will last for a month, so there’ll be a lot of motorists affected. As such, the MMDA has mapped out potential alternate routes for those who will be passing through the area.

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The MMDA indicated three different routes for motorists, two of which pass through Mabuhay Lanes. You can check them out below.

1) Alternate route for vehicles headed southbound

ILLUSTRATION: Echo Antonio

1. Turn right at Scout Borromeo Street, straight towards Scout Ybardolaza and J.D. Jimenez Street
2. Turn left at E. Rodriguez Sr. Avenue
3. Turn left at New York Avenue or take Aurora Boulevard to EDSA going to destination

2) Mabuhay Lane route 1 for vehicles on EDSA

ILLUSTRATION: Echo Antonio

1. Turn right at West Avenue
2. Right at Quezon Avenue
3. U-turn near Scout Magbanua Street
4. Right at Timog Avenue
5. Right at Tomas Morato
6. Right at E. Rodriguez Avenue
7. Left at Gilmore Street, straight to Granada
8. Right to Santolan Road or right at N. Domingo
9. Left at Pinaglabanan Street
10. Right at P. Guevarra Street
11. Left at L. Mencias Street
12. Right at Shaw Boulevard
13. Left at Acacia lane
14. Right at F. Ortigas Road, left at P. Cruz
15. Left at F. Blumentritt
16. Left at Coronado
17. Take Mandaluyong-Makati Bridge to destination

3) Mabuhay Lane route 2 for vehicles on EDSA

ILLUSTRATION: Echo Antonio

1. Turn right at Scout Borromeo Street
2. Left at Scout Ybardolaz, Scout Torillo, Tomas Morato, Scout Tuazon, or Scout Tobias
3. Right at E. Rodriguez or follow the Mabuhay Lane route 1 to destination

We’re expecting some heavy traffic buildup along EDSA once the new closure takes effect. Whether you’re driving or taking public transport, we suggest you to plan your trips accordingly.