Transport Management System · Meycauayan, Bulacan

Trucking management system for Meycauayan haulers.

Meycauayan's 2023 truck ban came with a ₱1,000 monthly exemption pass, and by June 2026 the city had recalled it. This is how small fleets keep every trip and its signed receipt on one record while the rules settle.

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Meycauayan at a glance

Truck ban ordinance: City Ordinance No. 350 of 2023, recalled by June 2026
Hours it set: 6 to 9 AM and 5 to 8 PM, Monday to Friday
Cargo covers: Tarp over open loads and no mud on wheels, under Ordinance No. 265 of 2020
Traffic office: Meycauayan Traffic and Parking Bureau (MTPB), as named in 2020

Sources: City of Meycauayan Ordinances No. 350 (2023) and No. 265 (2020), from the DILG Region III e-library, and PortCalls (June 3, 2026), all checked October 1, 2026. We couldn't confirm which truck rules apply now. Check with the city before relying on anything here.

Truck ban

What Ordinance No. 350 said, and what happened to it.

The council passed The Modified Truck Ban Ordinance of the City of Meycauayan on May 8, 2023, and Mayor Henry Villarica approved it on May 11. It covered heavy cargo trucks and light trucks with six or more wheels, split at 4,500 kg gross capacity weight.

The rules it set

No covered truck from 6 to 9 AM or 5 to 8 PM, Monday to Friday except holidays, on six named routes
Among them MacArthur Highway to the Caloocan boundary via Malhacan-Iba-Camalig-Bahay Pare Road, and the NLEX East Service Road from Metrogate to Langka
No heavy cargo truck at any hour on Malhacan Road from MacArthur Highway to Supima Square, or on St. Francis West Service Road
₱5,000 fines, plus a one-month impound in Barangay Malhacan on a second offense

The fee and the recall

Public utility, perishable and livestock trucks, and trucks with offices on the closed stretch, had to pay ₱1,000 a month for a one-month exemption sticker
ARTA said the fee broke Executive Order No. 41 on pass-through fees, and DILG Opinion No. 134, s. 2025 agreed
In early 2026 ARTA charged the mayor with grave misconduct and took the case to the Ombudsman
By June 2026 the city had recalled the ordinance, and ARTA withdrew its case

PortCalls says the city recalled its ordinance. It doesn't say whether the hours went with the fee, and Ordinance No. 350 had repealed all earlier truck ban ordinances. Sources: City of Meycauayan Ordinance No. 350 (2023) and PortCalls (February 3 and June 3, 2026), all checked October 1, 2026. A summary, not legal advice.

Loads and roads

Cargo cover rules and NLEX works around Meycauayan.

City Ordinance No. 265, passed on October 27, 2020, sets anti-spillage rules for every cargo vehicle on Meycauayan roads, from three-wheelers up. It is separate from the truck ban.

Open loads. A vehicle with an open carrier needs at least a tarp over the whole carrier, in transit or at rest.
Mixers and haulers. Concrete mixers need a bucket and a cover on the chute. Construction and earth-hauling trucks must be clear of mud and rocks before they use city roads.
Fines. ₱3,000 for a first offense and ₱5,000 for a second, and the violator cleans up the spill. The MTPB enforces it, with barangay officers monitoring.
NLEX bridge. In 2026, rehab of the NLEX Meycauayan River Bridge brought weekday one-lane closures, with one lane of the East Service Road, from Lawang Bato in Valenzuela to Libtong, used as a compensating lane.
Exits and service roads. The NLEX F. Raymundo Exit opened in 2024 for Class 1 vehicles only. The two-lane Meycauayan-Marilao East Service Road, from Paso de Blas in Valenzuela to Lias in Marilao, opened on March 21, 2022.

Sources: City of Meycauayan Ordinance No. 265 (2020) and PortCalls (March 22, 2022, January 29, 2024 and March 9, 2026), all checked October 1, 2026. A summary, not legal advice.

With the trucking system

Meycauayan trips, booked to signed receipt.

The trip record follows the cargo, so the office never has to ask where things are.

One record per trip

Booking, truck, driver, times and proof of delivery, all on the trip.

Status at a glance

Booked, in transit, delivered. See every trip for today on one screen.

Ready to bill

Delivered trips with proof attached are ready for billing.

Setup in Meycauayan

We don't offer on-site setup in Meycauayan right now. Remote setup by video call works anywhere, and your team can message us on Viber or WhatsApp after.

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FAQ

Questions from Meycauayan fleets.

Something else? Message us on Viber or WhatsApp, or email sales@orvyn-solutions.com.

We couldn't confirm it. The 2023 ordinance set 6 to 9 AM and 5 to 8 PM on weekdays, and the city recalled it by June 2026. Ask the city's traffic office what applies before you plan around those hours.

That fee came from Ordinance No. 350, which ARTA and the DILG said broke Executive Order No. 41. The city recalled the ordinance by June 2026, so check with the city before paying any truck fee.

No. It isn't a GPS or map tool. Each trip carries its booked, dispatched, arrived and delivered times, so the office can check them against whatever hours apply.

It depends on your fleet size and how you work. We show it to you first, then send a quote.

See a Meycauayan trip from booking to signed receipt.

We'll walk you through it with sample trips, or with your own routes if you share them. You get a quote after.

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