Getting to Manila by Road

Getting to Manila by Road

Getting to Manila by Road is not difficult as one finds that there are national roads connect the city to other cities. The national speed limit is 80 km

Getting to Manila by Road is going to be through he main ring road that is called Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue and also runs near the airport. The main highway that reaches the Manila city is the President Osmena Highway and joins the President Quirino Road and continues into Malate.

For getting to Manila by road the Roxas Boulevard runs along the west coast from Paranaque. It becomes Bonifacio Drive and meets C M Recto- another main road running from San Nicolas inland towards the Pasig River in San Miguel.

Manila is situated in a narrow area of central Luzon and the roads to the city are either from the north or the south. The south expressway leads into southern Manila form Batangas, San Pablo and Legaspi in southern Luzon, while the north Expressway leads north out of Manila to San Fernado and Baguio.

The strong Republic Nautical Highway has made travel between the islands easy. The roll on and roll off ferries that can carry cars, buses, trucks have made journey smoother.

Getting to Manila by road from the San Fernando takes 1 hour, Batangas- 2 hours, San Pablo- 2 hours, Baguio- 4 hours, Legaspi- 12 hours. The popular mode of transport to get to Manila by road from the provinces is the coach services. The foreign and international driving licenses are valid for 90 days.

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