Mabuhay Lanes

A Mabuhay Lane sign in Quezon City.

Mabuhay Lanes are a network of roads in Metro Manila designated as priority traffic corridors, serving as alternate routes to the existing radial and circumferential road system of Metro Manila.

It was established in 2010 by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) under chairman Francis Tolentino and Metro Manila Council through the issuance of MMDA Resolution No. 10-26 series of 2010, which designated six north-south routes parallel to the heavily congested EDSA as Christmas Lanes and Mabuhay Lanes. These routes were eventually expanded to 17 routes and retained permanently. ^{[1] [2]}

Routes

List of Mabuhay Lanes ^[2]

Route		Route structure	Areas covered
Southbound Routes
1	From EDSA to Makati	West Avenue Quezon Avenue Scout Magbanua Street Timog Avenue Tomas Morato Avenue Eulogio Rodriguez Sr. Avenue Gilmore Avenue Granada Street Santolan Road N. Domingo Street Pinaglabanan Street P. Guevarra Street Luna-Mencias Road Shaw Boulevard Acacia Lane Francisco Ortigas Road Pedro Cruz Street Ferdinand Blumentritt Street Coronado Street Makati-Mandaluyong Bridge	Quezon City, San Juan, Mandaluyong, Makati
2	From EDSA to Manila	West Avenue Del Monte Avenue Santo Domingo Street Biak na Bato Street N.S. Amoranto Avenue Banawe Street D. Tuazon Street Maria Clara Street Dapitan Street	Quezon City, Manila
3	From NLEX to C-5	Harbor Link Interchange Mindanao Avenue Congressional Avenue Luzon Avenue Tandang Sora Avenue Katipunan Avenue	Quezon City
4	From NLEX to C-5	N. Domingo Street F. Blumentritt Street General Kalentong Street Mariano Marcos Street Luna-Mencias Road Shaw Boulevard Acacia Lane Francisco Ortigas Road Pedro Cruz Street Ferdinand Blumentritt Street Coronado Street Makati-Mandaluyong Bridge Barangka Drive Estrella–Pantaleon Bridge	San Juan, Mandaluyong, Makati
5	From Quezon City to Makati	Eulogio Rodriguez Sr. Avenue Matimyas Street Plaza Noli H. Ventura Street Fajardo Street Vicente Cruz Street Lardizabal Street M. Dela Fuente Street Magsaysay Boulevard Nagtahan Street Mabini Bridge Quirino Avenue Osmeña Highway	Quezon City, Manila, Makati
6	From NLEX to Welcome Rotunda	Balintawak Interchange EDSA 8th Street 5th Avenue Andres Bonifacio Avenue Mayon Street Welcome Rotonda	Quezon City, Caloocan
Northbound Routes
7	From EDSA to Quezon City	Estrella–Pantaleon Bridge Barangka Drive Nueve de Pebedro Street F. Martinez Avenue Gomezville Street Hoover Street Wilson Street Ortigas Avenue Granada Street N. Domingo Street Doña Hemady Avenue Scout Tobias Street Timog Avenue Quezon Avenue Eliptical Road Visayas Avenue Congressional Avenue Mindanao Avenue	Quezon City, Caloocan
Greenhills Routes
8	From EDSA to Greenhills	Banahaw Street Makiling Street F. Benitez Street St. Joseph Street Ortigas Avenue Greenhills	Quezon City, San Juan
9	From EDSA to Greenhills	Annapolis Street Eisenhower Street Club Filipino Avenue Ortigas Avenue Greenhills	San Juan
Baclaran Routes
11	From EDSA to Baclaran	Tramo Flyover Aurora Boulevard Andrews Avenue Airport Road Airport Bridge Roxas Boulevard Redemptorist Road Baclaran	Pasay, Parañaque
12	From Manila to Baclaran	Roxas Boulevard Redemptorist Road Baclaran	Manila, Pasay, Parañaque
Carriedo and Divisoria Routes
13	From Ermita to Carriedo	Taft Avenue Ayala Bridge Carlos Palanca Street Carriedo Street	Manila
14	From Ermita to Carriedo	Padre Burgos Avenue Jones Bridge Quintin Paredes Street Plaza Cervantes Juan Luna Street Muelle de Blanco National Plaza Lacson Carriedo Street	Manila
15	From Dapitan to Divisoria	Lacson Avenue Tayuman Street Dagupan Street Divisoria	Manila
16	From Roxas Boulevard to Divisoria	Roxas Boulevard Recto Avenue Divisoria	Manila
17	From Radial Road 10 to Divisoria	Radial Road 10 Moriones Street Dagupan Street Divisoria	Manila

Restrictions

As priority corridors, the segments of all roads designated as Mabuhay Lanes or Christmas Lanes are marked as no parking zones, no street vending zones, and no Christmas caroling zones. These segments are also subject to routine MMDA patrols that conduct vehicle impoundment via towing and clearing of other road and sidewalk obstacles. ^[2]

External links

• MMDA Resolution No. 10-26 series of 2010

References

1. MMDA Resolution No. 10-26 (December 14, 2010), Providing Christmas/Mabuhay Road/lane for Private Motor Vehicles as an Alternate Route During the Holiday Season (PDF)
2. "MAPS: Mabuhay or Christmas Lanes in Metro Manila". The Philippine Star . Retrieved August 3, 2025.