Articles about Bicycle Lane

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You can lend a hand, too

Yes, some local governments are already working to make Metro Manila's roads more friendly to bike users. Thing is, the implementation of bike lanes leaves much to be desired depending on what area you're riding through.One minute you're

Update yourself before heading into another busy week

The sections add up to a total length of just under 60km

Metro Davao's bike-lane network is set to open in the second week of June-part of the government's efforts to promote active transport in metropolitan areas, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) announced on June 2.As of May 28,

Get some exercise while maintaining social distancing

The pandemic has made access to public transportation in Metro Manila far worse than it already was. And so urban dwellers are resorting to biking to get from point A to point B, with some rediscovering their love for cycling and others

Last one for this month

Yay or nay?

Cebuanos can now use certain portions of the new bike lanes

The Department of Transportation (DOTr) on Thursday unveiled a portion of Metro Cebu's dedicated lane for cyclists, part of the government's effort to promote active transport during the pandemic.The road section is located along the SRP road in Cebu

Stay safe, everyone

Too many things going on at the same time

Here's where we are so far in the implementation of the Child Safety in Motor Vehicles Act: By operation of the law, Republic Act No. 11229 already took effect on February 2, 2021, but the Department of Transportation (DOTr) has stressed

Tag that friend who needs riding lessons

With limitations on public transportation especially at the start of the community quarantine, more and more people have started to get into biking. Bicycles are a dependable mode of transportation, provide a great workout, and let you keep your distance on our

Good news for our fellow road users

Senate Bill No. 1518-also known as the 'Safe Pathways Act'-was filed during the first few months of the pandemic to create a safe network for pedestrians, cyclists, and users of non-motorized vehicles. Well, we have good news for our

See how the world of motoring has fared in the first few days of 2021

Is this an adjustment worth making?

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) is looking into yet another adjustment to EDSA's lane layout. This time, the agency says it is looking into placing the busy thoroughfare's motorcycle and bicycle lanes side by side.In an interview with

2020 continues to throw us curveballs

Helmets and hand signals are required

Just last week, Las Piñas representative Camille Villar filed House Bill No. 8156, or the Bicycle Act of 2020.According to The Manila Times, it contains many of the provisions filed by her father Manny Villar when he was a senator

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Even before COVID-19, mass transportation in the metro was already fraught with problems. But when the pandemic hit, it brought the transport sector to a sudden halt. Especially in the early days of the crisis, frontliners struggled to find alternative ways

Our thoughts are with those heavily affected by the calamity

And other safety tips

When you go out to bike, do you use these hand signals? With so many vehicles, both two- and four-wheeled, sharing the road now, it's important to communicate your intentions to other commuters. Of course, bikers don't have signal

Need to get on the road with two wheels?

With the current restrictions on buses and trains, more and more people are either learning how to ride or are covering long distances on their bikes for the first time. It's a dependable mode of transportation, a great workout, and lets