Catch up on the most important motoring news from the past week
Bike riders will now have their own space on the road
Good news for Bulacan bike riders: Earlier today, May 9th, the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) inaugurated the 9.6km Pulilan-Baliuag Diversion Road in Bulacan, which includes a designated lane for bike riders. The road begins at Pulan-Calumpit
by Jason Tulio
From 6am to 6pm
This news will please bicycle riders. On Sunday, June 12, Fort Bonifacio Development Corporation, the developer of Bonifacio Global City, is dedicating a special route to bicycles to test the district's bike lanes. If you regularly frequent BGC--whether as a
What are your own pet peeves?
It is no fun commuting to work. I spend at least two hours a day in my car to get to and from work, trying to preserve my fuel, my sanity and my ever-dwindling supply of counterfeit power cords as I
But ground testing to push through
The "Bayanihan Sa Daan" road-sharing exercise originally scheduled for June 28 (Sunday), has been postponed, according to Share The Road Movement's Facebook page. A ground-testing activity will take place instead.So, what exactly will happen tomorrow? From 6am to
Two new lanes for pedal-powered conveyance
In an effort to increase foot and bicycle traffic, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority has opened bicycle lanes in Quezon City. The new 2.105km bike lane covers the northbound lane of Ortigas to Santolan along EDSA. Another shorter bike lane, 982.
An appeal to both motorist and cyclist
Whether you ride a bike or hate just the sight of a cyclist taking up space on the road, please take a moment to read what I have to say: Nobody wins when a motorist and a cyclist collide. The car gets
