Question & AnswerQ&A (MMDA Resolution NO. 13-10)
The main purpose is to adopt rules on the use of roads in Metro Manila for conducting fun runs, motorcades, filming, and other special events to regulate traffic and avoid congestion.
Under Republic Act No. 7924, also known as the MMDA Charter.
It is a permit issued by MMDA that organizers of special events such as fun runs, motorcades, or filming must secure to use roads in Metro Manila.
Applicants must accomplish an application form, submit a Traffic Management Plan to the concerned LGU and MMDA at least 14 days prior, observe all traffic rules, and comply with valid permits from LGUs.
No, the RPUP does not supplant other permits required from local government units under existing laws or ordinances.
An RPUP is required when the event is conducted within MMDA jurisdiction on major thoroughfares or when an event on secondary roads affects major thoroughfares' traffic conditions.
A cash bond of P1,000 per lane and kilometer affected, but not less than P5,000, to cover expenses related to the event; excess expenses may still be collected by MMDA.
The RPUP is automatically revoked, and MMDA may revoke the permit without prior notice, subject to traffic and security conditions.
If any part of the resolution is declared invalid or unconstitutional, the remaining provisions shall continue to be enforced and effective.
Fifteen days after its publication in at least two newspapers of general circulation following its approval on March 22, 2013.