Question & AnswerQ&A (CPA ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 01, S. 2012)
The declared policy of the CPA is to maximize the utilization of open spaces as parking lots for the convenience, safety, and security of all port users within the ports and premises owned and administered by the Authority, in accordance with international covenants and State policy on maritime security.
This order covers all ports and premises owned and under the administration of the Cebu Port Authority (CPA).
An abandoned vehicle is defined as a vehicle left unattended for more than twenty-four (24) hours within the port premises.
No Parking Areas are all port roads and other areas within the port and its premises not designated by the Authority for parking, indicated by 'No Parking' signs.
The designated CPA parking areas include: the rotunda fronting Pier Passenger Terminal Building; fronting Pier 3 Passenger Terminal Building; fronting CPA Passenger Terminal 3 (Berth 13) Building; across Supercat Passenger Terminal Building; fronting the CPA Main Administration Building; and specifically designated areas at the Outports.
The rates per hour or fraction are: P20 for bicycles, tricycles, and similar units; P25 for 4-wheel vehicles; P30 for 6-wheel vehicles; P100 for trucks, buses, prime movers, and trailers; and P200 for heavy equipment.
Parking is allowed for a maximum of two (2) hours only without prior notice. Extensions require informing the CPA parking attendant or nearest CPA office.
The fines are P500 for illegal parking and P2,000 for overnight parking.
Port traffic enforcers are authorized to move vehicles found parked in violation, and if unattended vehicles obstruct traffic, the enforcers can remove them to the nearest garage or place of safety with expenses charged to the vehicle owner.
Yes, provided they are driving or on board the vehicle, present valid PWD or Senior Citizen cards, pay the first two hours of parking, and pay for any excess hours upon leaving.
No, overnight parking is not allowed. Vehicles found parking after midnight will be towed and the owner must pay the corresponding fine and fees.
Vehicles of CPA officials and employees are exempt from the coverage of this Order.
Yes, official vehicles performing maritime functions with offices inside the port and concessionaires with valid permits issued by the Authority may park as prescribed by the General Manager.
No vehicle shall be parked on any roadway for the purpose of displaying it for sale or for washing, greasing, or repairing except repairs necessitated by an emergency.