Traslacion 2024: These Manila City roads will be closed beginning 9pm of January 8

Quiapo Church has already released the route and map of the Traslacion procession, along with a schedule of activities for this year’s celebration of the Feast of the Black Nazarene. Now, the Manila City local government has released the road closures and rerouting schemes for the procession on January 9, 2024.

Affected roads will be closed off to motorists beginning 9pm of January 8. Check out the full list below:

Traslacion 2024: Road closures beginning 9pm of January 8

1. Bonifacio Drive from Anda Circle to P. Burgos Avenue
2. Katigbak Drive and South Drive (one lane accessible to Manila Hotel and Hotel H2O)
3. Roxas Boulevard from Katigbak Drive to UN Avenue
4. P. Burgos Avenue from Roxas Boulevard to Jones, MacArthur, and Quezon Bridge
5. Finance Road from P. Burgos Avenue to Taft Avenue
6. Maria Orosa Street from TM Kalaw Avenue to P. Burgos Avenue
7. Taft Avenue from UN Avenue to P. Burgos Avenue
8. Romualdez Street from UN Avenue to Ayala Boulevard
9. Ayala Avenue from Taft Avenue to Romualdez Street
10. C. Palanca Street from P. Casal Street to Plaza Lacson
11. P. Casal Street from C. Palanca Street to Arlegui Street
12. Legarda Street from CM Recto Avenue to Arlegui Street
13. Quezon Boulevard from Fugoso Street to Quezon Bridge
14. Westbound lane of España Boulevard from P. Campa Street to Lerma Street

PHOTO BY Quiapo Church on Facebook

For those who will be affected by the road closures on January 8 and 9, check out the following rerouting schemes:

Traslacion 2024: Rerouting for southbound vehicles

1. Southbound vehicles along Mel Lopez Boulevard (R-10) going to Roxas Boulevard: Turn left to Capulong Street then straight to Yuseco Street to Lacson Avenue and proceed to destination (old truck route)
2. Southbound vehicles along Rizal Avenue intending to utilize MacArthur Bridge going to south area: Turn left to CM Recto Avenue then left to Legarda Street and proceed to destination
3. Southbound vehicles along A. Mendoza Street going to Quezon Boulevard: Turn right to Fugoso Street then to Rizal Avenue and proceed to destination
4. Vehicles along westbound lane of España Boulevard going to Quezon Boulevard: Turn left to N. Reyes Street then to CM. Recto Avenue and proceed to destination
5. Southbound vehicles along J. Abad Santos Avenue/R. Regente going to Intramuros area: Turn right to San Fernando Street, left to Madrid Street, left to Muelle dela Industria to Binondo-Intramuros Bridge to A. Soriano Avenue, or take Juan Luna Street, turn right to Muelle Dela Industria to Binondo-Intramuros Bridge and proceed to destination

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Traslacion 2024: Rerouting for northbound vehicles

1. Vehicles coming from A. Mabini Street intending to utilize TM Kalaw Avenue: Turn right to UN Avenue, straight to P. Guanzon Street to Mabini Bridge and proceed to destination
2. All vehicles coming from Maria Orosa Street intending to utilize TM Kalaw Avenue: Turn right to UN Avenue, straight to P. Guazon Street to Mabini Bridge and proceed to destination
3. Northbound vehicles along Taft Avenue going to P. Burgos Avenue: Turn right to UN Avenue, straight to P. Guanzon Street to Mabini Bridge and proceed to destination
4. Light vehicles traveling northbound along Roxas Boulevard going to P. Burgos Avenue: Turn right to UN Avenue, straight to P. Guanzon Street to Mabini Bridge and proceed to destination
5. Trucks and trailers traveling northbound along Roxas Boulevard going to Mel Lopez Boulevard (Pier Area): Turn right to President Quirino Avenue, to Mabini Bridge and proceed to destination (old truck route)
6. Trucks and trailers traveling northbound along Osmeña Highway going to Mel Lopez Boulevard (Pier Area): Turn right to President Quirino Avenue, to Mabini Bridge and proceed to destination

Manila City traffic advisory: Traslacion 2024

PHOTO BY Manila Public Information Office on Facebook

PHOTO BY Manila Public Information Office on Facebook

PHOTO BY Manila Public Information Office on Facebook