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Cebu Province Has the Most Number of Registered Motor Vehicles in the Philippines ![]()
(FS-200601-NS1-01, posted 16 November 2006)
In 2005, the province of Cebu registered 266,086 motor vehicles representing 5.3% of the total motor vehicles registered in the country, and the highest among 79 provinces. By type of motor vehicles, Cebu was top in terms of the number of registered private and government motor vehicles while it ranked 4th in terms of the number of registered for-hire motor vehicles. Out of Cebu’s total number of registered motor vehicles, 229,569 (86.3%) were private vehicles, 33,280 (12.7%) were for-hire vehicles and 2,697 (1.0%) were government vehicles.
Table 1. Provinces with the Highest Number of Motor Vehicles Registered, 2005
Rank |
Province |
Total |
1 |
Cebu |
266,086 |
2 |
Laguna |
181,148 |
3 |
Bulacan |
166,548 |
4 |
Batangas |
166,049 |
5 |
Pampanga |
161,748 |
6 |
Cavite |
157,575 |
7 |
Pangasinan |
140,294 |
8 |
Negros Occidental |
113,435 |
9 |
Nueva Ecija |
110,441 |
10 |
Davao del Sur |
102,758 |
By kind of vehicle registered, Cebu is also tops in the number of cars, utility vehicles, service utility vehicles, trucks and motorcycles. It ranked 3rd in the number of trailers and 4th in the number of buses. Among the registered private and for-hire vehicles, motorcycles (123,417 or 46.9%) posted the most number of vehicles registered in Cebu; followed by utility vehicles (81,723 or 31.0%) and cars (32,201 or 12.2%).
Meanwhile, for other provinces included in the top ten provinces, seven were from Luzon: Laguna, Bulacan, Batangas, Pampanga, Cavite, Pangasinan and Nueva Ecija; two from Visayas; Cebu and Negros Occidental and only one province from Mindanao (Davao del Sur).
Table 2. Provinces with the Highest Number of Motor Vehicles Registered By Type of Use, 2005
Rank |
Private |
For Hire |
Government |
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Province |
Number |
Province |
Number |
Province |
Number |
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1 |
Cebu |
229,569 |
Laguna |
41,514 |
Cebu |
2,697 |
2 |
Laguna |
138,415 |
Pangasinan |
39,100 |
Davao del Norte |
2,451 |
3 |
Bulacan |
135,100 |
Cavite |
36,149 |
Davao del Sur |
2,402 |
4 |
Batangas |
130,893 |
Cebu |
33,820 |
Zamboanga del Sur |
2,106 |
5 |
Pampanga |
127,298 |
Batangas |
33,727 |
Negros Occidental |
2,043 |
6 |
Cavite |
120,404 |
Pampanga |
32,794 |
North Cotabato |
1,645 |
7 |
Pangasinan |
100,252 |
Bulacan |
30,804 |
Pampanga |
1,554 |
8 |
Nueva Ecija |
90,372 |
Isabela |
28,271 |
Leyte |
1,536 |
9 |
Negros Occidental |
86,382 |
Negros Occidental |
25,010 |
Misamis Oriental |
1,432 |
10 |
Davao del Sur |
86,318 |
Tarlac |
24,703 |
Batangas |
1,429 |

Table 3. Provinces with the Highest Number of Private and For Hire Motor Vehicles Registered
By Kind of Vehicles, 2005
Rank |
Cars |
Utility Vehicles |
Service Utility Vehicles |
Trucks |
Motorcycles |
Trailers |
Buses |
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Province |
Number |
Province |
Number |
Province |
Number |
Province |
Number |
Province |
Number |
Province |
Number |
Province |
Number |
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| 1 | Cebu | 32,201 | Cebu | 81,723 | Cebu | 6,707 | Cebu | 17,384 | Cebu | 123,417 | Bulacan | 1,137 | Cavite | 1,665 |
| 2 | Laguna | 26,364 | Laguna | 68,436 | Zambales | 5,492 | Negros Occidental | 15,947 | Pangasinan | 81,005 | Isabela | 1,115 | Zambales | 1,641 |
| 3 | Pampanga | 26,322 | Pampanga | 66,524 | Bulacan | 4,490 | Isabela | 8,453 | Laguna | 74,506 | Cebu | 1,009 | Negros Occidental | 1,070 |
| 4 | Cavite | 25,114 | Bulacan | 66,240 | Davao del Sur | 3,282 | Bulacan | 8,364 | Batangas | 72,655 | Davao del Sur | 923 | Cebu | 948 |
| 5 | Batangas | 18,480 | Batangas | 63,816 | Pampanga | 3,002 | Zambales | 8,268 | Bulacan | 67,951 | Nueva Ecija | 541 | Laguna | 900 |
Source: 2005 Philippine Countryside in Figures
Source of basic data: Department of Transportation and Communication (DOTC)
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