Amendment to PUJ Routes 21-B and 22-B

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LTFRB MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 2005-019: Amendment to PUJ Routes 21-B and 22-B

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Title Supreme Court: Amendment to PUJ Routes 21-B and 22-B

Law: Ltfrb Memorandum Circular No. 2005-019

Decision Date: Jul 5, 2005

Affected PUJ operators must file an Application for Modification of Line to comply with new designated terminals in Cebu City, with failure to do so resulting in the cancellation of their operating certificates.

administrative law

transportation law

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Specified Routes and Directional Details for Route 21-B

Route 21-B from Mandaue (Ibabao) to Ayala/Osmeña Blvd. to Carbon passes through major roads such as Cebu North Road, M.J. Cuenco Avenue, Panay Road, Samar Loop, Cardinal Rosales Avenue, Fuente Rotunda, Osmeña Boulevard, Legaspi Extension, and others
The return route from Ayala to Mandaue follows Cebu North Road to M.J. Cuenco Avenue and other connecting roads to designated terminals

Specified Routes and Directional Details for Route 22-B

Route 22-B from Mandaue (Ouano) to Ayala/Osmeña Blvd. to Carbon also includes Cebu North Road, M.J. Cuenco Avenue, Mactan Road, Panay Road, Samar Loop, Cardinal Rosales Avenue, Arch. Reyes Avenue, F. Sotto Drive, Queens Road, General Maxilom Avenue, Osmeña Boulevard, Kaoshiung Street, F. Urot Street, North Bus Terminal, among others
The route from Ayala back to Mandaue includes similar major roads and designated loading/unloading points

Enforcement and Penalties

Failure to comply with the order, even after payment of fees by the City Government, will result in cancellation and revocation of the Certificate of Public Convenience to operate PUJ service
This sanction is a stringent penalty to ensure compliance with the route modification and regulatory procedures

Supersession and Effectivity

This Memorandum Circular nullifies and supersedes any prior issuances inconsistent with its provisions
It takes effect immediately upon filing of three copies with the UP Law Center as mandated by Presidential Memorandum Circular No. 11, dated October 9, 1992

Administrative Authority

Issued and signed by Chairperson Maria Elena H. Bautista and Board Member Felix S. Racadio of the LTFRB
The Circular reflects the LTFRB's compliance with all relevant laws, ordinances, and resolutions including City Ordinances No. 1837 and No. 1867 of Cebu City

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