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RA 314 Section 2

RA 314 Section 2

Section 2

SEC. 2. Section seventy-three of Act Numbered Three thousand nine hundred and ninety-two, otherwise known as the Motor Vehicle Law, is amended to road as follows: "SEC. 73. Disposal of moneys collected.—Twenty per centum of the money collected under the provisions of this Act shall accrue to the road and bridge funds of the different provinces and chartered cities in proportion to population as shown in the latest available census; ten per centum shall accrue to the road and bridge funds of the different municipalities in proportion to population as shown in the latest available census for the repair, maintenance, and construction of municipal roads; and the remaining seventy per centum shall be deposited in the National Treasury to create a special fund for the construction and maintenance of national and provincial roads and bridges, as well as the streets and bridges in chartered cities to be alloted by the Secretary of Public Works and Communications for projects recommended by the Director of Public Works in the different provinces and chartered cities in the following proportion: "Twenty per cent in proportion to the combined length of first and second-class roads maintained throughout the next previous year. "Ten per cent in proportion to land area. "Twenty per cent in proportion to the number of motor vehicles owned in the province or city. "Twenty per cent at the discretion of the Secretary of Public Works and Communications for maintenance and improvement of important roads and bridges supporting heavy motor vehicle traffic. "For the purposes of this Act, the sub province of Siquijor shall be considered as a separate province, independent from the Province of Oriental Negros."

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CitationRA 314 Section 2 (LawPlayer, data as of July 4, 2026)

Source: Supreme Court E-Library, Republic of the Philippines. Philippine laws are public documents (works of the government).

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