Can I pass this road right now?

BAHA is a community flood map. Neighbors, riders, and drivers report what they see on the road in one tap; everyone else sees it instantly. Walang accounts, walang bayad — bayanihan lang.

What the statuses mean

Every status is a community estimate built from recent reports — the newest observations from different devices, weighed together. Statuses expire on their own: after about an hour without fresh confirmation, a road goes grey (unknown), never stays red or green forever. Official advisories mirrored from government feeds are labeled OFFICIAL ADVISORY.

Safety first

Kapag may agos, huwag tumawid. Never drive or wade through moving floodwater — it can stall your engine, sweep a vehicle off course, or hide a missing manhole cover.

Conditions change in minutes. A green road can flood; a red road can clear. Reports may be wrong or outdated. Use BAHA as one input, never as a guarantee — your eyes on the road always outrank the map. In an emergency, call 911 or your local rescue.

Privacy

No accounts, no names, no phone numbers. Reports carry an anonymous device identity and the location of the road you reported — nothing else. We never store your address book, track your movement, or sell anything.

Found a problem?

Wrong road name, missing street, stuck report, or an idea — send it here.

Operators: advisory queue.

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. River levels from PAGASA-DOST's Pasig–Marikina–Tullahan Flood Forecasting and Warning System, shown as context only. BAHA is a volunteer community project provided as-is, without warranty of any kind.