The Analysis of Traffic Management in Barangay San Antonio, Floridablanca, Pampanga

Abstract

The main challenge in Barangay San Antonio, Poblacion, Solib, Mabical, and Maligaya is traffic congestion. The study reviewed the effectiveness of local traffic control, focusing on community awareness and respect for traffic rules and regulations. The analysis utilized surveys and demographic techniques to provide new knowledge about what is happening regarding transportation management. The findings showed that residents have high knowledge about traffic rules, but this knowledge does not prevent persistent traffic jams, especially during peak hours. These problems occur due to limited road infrastructure, ineffective management practices, and lack of driver cooperation. Moreover, it has been established that there are factors such as age, sex, vehicle type, duration of stay in the area, and level of education which determine how well the transport system is managed. Although current actions taken to manage mobility tend to be slightly effective, according to the research findings, it can still be improved. Amongst others, these include tightened enforcement through law-abiding agencies or bodies, public enlightenment campaigns reaching a broader audience that involves development in infrastructural facilities with larger capacities as well as increased volumes of motorized users’ capacity. The research shows that the recommendations can only work if coordinated by the local government unit and the community cooperation in Floridablanca, Pampanga. Managing its traffic would improve and enhance life in Barangay San Antonio, Poblacion, Solib, Mabical, and Maligaya because this reduces congestion and makes roads safer through efficient use. This research provides valuable information for local government units and policymakers who realized the necessity of improving and updating the ordinance enacting the comprehensive traffic rules of Floridablanca, Pampanga.   provides an expert workforce for the organization.