19/08/2026
π¦ QUEZON CITY ROAD CONDITION UPDATE
π As of August 19, 2026
For everyone traveling around Quezon City, here is a road-condition reference based on the August 17 MMDA road monitoring report.
π’ PASSABLE / GENERALLY ACCESSIBLE
The following roads were reported passable to all types of vehicles at the time of monitoring:
β
EDSA β North Avenue
β
EDSA β Bansalangin, northbound
β
Commonwealth Avenue β Technohub, westbound
β
White Plains β Temple Drive
β
EDSA β Liberty Avenue, northbound
β
EDSA β East Avenue, westbound
π΄ NOT PASSABLE / AVOID DURING FLOODING
β οΈ N.S. Amoranto Sr. St. β G. Araneta Ave. to Sto. Domingo Ave. β knee-deep
β οΈ A. Bonifacio Cloverleaf β tire-deep
β οΈ G. Araneta Ave. β Maria Clara to P. Florentino β tire-deep
β οΈ Quezon Ave. β Biak na Bato to D. Tuazon β not passable to light vehicles
β οΈ G. Araneta Ave. β E. Rodriguez Sr. β knee-deep; not passable to light vehicles
β οΈ EDSA White Plains, northbound β not passable to light vehicles
β οΈ Quezon Ave. near Capitol Medical Center β knee-deep; not passable to light vehicles
π§οΈ IMPORTANT: These conditions were recorded during the August 17 heavy rains. Road and flooding conditions can change quickly depending on rainfall and drainage conditions.
π SAFETY FIRST!
β’ Avoid flooded roads whenever possible.
β’ Never attempt to drive through deep or fast-moving floodwater.
β’ Follow traffic advisories and road closures.
β’ Check the latest official announcements before traveling.
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ππ Letβs work together for a safer Quezon City!