Coding Violation Fee in Metro Manila 2026: Complete Guide How Much to Pay
Number coding violation fee in Metro Manila
A number coding ticket is issued when a private vehicle uses a covered road during its restricted weekday hours. The amount is not the same on every notice, because MMDA and local government units can apply different schedules and penalty tables.
This site stores the commonly reported amount in the CMS so it can be updated without changing the website code. It should not be treated as a guaranteed fine for every ticket.
What this site currently lists
The CMS currently lists a commonly reported MMDA / Single Ticketing amount of ₱500 for a UVVRP / number-coding violation. Older public references listed ₱300.
Source: TopGear Philippines (16 June 2025), citing MMDA Traffic Ticket Management Division figures.
Always use the amount printed on the ticket and the payment instructions on the official notice.
How to check if you were coded
Use the last digit of the plate, the weekday, and the coding hour checker. Standard MMDA hours are explained on the coding hours page. Some cities, including Makati, use a different local schedule.
How to pay
Pay only through official MMDA or LGU channels listed on the notice. You can check recorded MMDA violations through the official MayHuliKa portal using the plate, conduction sticker, or MV file number from the OR/CR.
Do not pay a traffic fine through a personal account or an unofficial website.