The traffic flow in Cebu City remained normal on Tuesday morning despite a nationwide transport strike, according to reports. Many public utility vehicles (PUVs) continued their operations, ensuring minimal disruption to daily commutes. Officials noted that the strike, which affects various regions, did not significantly impact the city’s transportation network. Local authorities monitored the situation closely, ready to respond to any changes. Commuters reported that buses and jeepneys were still running on schedule, although some routes experienced light delays. The strike, which began earlier this week, has raised concerns about its long-term effects on mobility and economic activity.