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Some important announcements from this week

Accessible via the new EDSA-Buendia footbridge

To commuters who use the EDSA Busway regularly, take note: The Department of Transportation (DOTr) has announced that the new EDSA Busway Buendia Station is now open to the public.The new station is connected to the new footbridge at the EDSA-

Surprised?

Have you noticed the gridlock getting worse around Metro Manila lately? If so, you're not alone. The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has certainly taken notice as well. The agency is currently mulling the reimplementation of the number-coding scheme within

The bridge will help commuters reach the bus carousel in the area

Earlier today, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) officially inaugurated the new footbridge along EDSA-Buendia southbound. The new structure was built to give commuters easier access to the nearby bus carousel loading area. "Buendia is one of the busiest intersections in

The U-turn slots are located on the Quezon City side of the thoroughfare

Earlier today, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) unveiled new sets of stoplights located at two U-turn slots along EDSA. These can be found in the Quezon City part of the highway-specifically, in front of the Quezon City Academy and

Did you miss any of these?

The recent 390,238 tally is almost as big as the 405,882 total from July 8, 2019

Here's a question for motorists who pass through EDSA regularly these days: Is it starting to feel like traffic is getting worse by the day? Well, don't worry, it's not just your head playing tricks on you.According to

“Konting disiplina naman”

Keeping public transport flowing in a smooth fashion isn't the only reason the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) is trying to keep motorbikes out of the EDSA Busway lane. Besides maintaining order, the agency is trying to keep both riders and

To make way for the ongoing MRT-7 construction

The ongoing construction of the MRT-7 project will continue to affect traffic along North Avenue over the next few months. To those who often pass through this area of Quezon City, take note.According to the latest advisory from the Metropolitan

What an eventful week

When will this madness end?

Okay, this is getting out of hand. Someone has dumped mud all over a portion of EDSA again, and it appears authorities aren't any closer to catching the perpetrator (or perpetrators, if this isn't the work of a single motorist).

What a week

Is there a serial ‘mudder’ running loose?

Last week, somebody-supposedly by accident-turned a portion of EDSA into a miniature off-roading course. We even joked that Jimny owners might have been disappointed to see the muck was cleared up before they could have a bit of fun

How will this affect traffic in the area?

If you passed through the Caloocan City area of EDSA earlier today, then chances are, you saw the new traffic lights installed at the A. De Jesus intersection.The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has just unveiled this new traffic light system

A lot happened this past week

Calling all Jimny owners

Now, we know what the off-roading lot among you are thinking-unfortunately for your Jimnys, Jeeps, and Defenders, however, all this muck has been cleared up already.On a serious note, though, a dump truck caused quite a mess on EDSA

We conduct an experiment to find out

To toll, or not to toll. That is the question. If we're going by some people's theories on social media, the answer might be the former-at least if you're hoping to save money when it comes to fuel

If you’re caught, just accept the consequences

Nobody who has to be out and about on a daily basis digs this kind of weather. Sure, it's cool, but traffic moves at a snail's pace, it's inconvenient, and sometimes dangerous, too. Some motorists, however, see these conditions

Until the weather improves, no road repairs can be done

Last week was horrendous. Rains brought by habagat (partly due to Typhoon Fabian as well) left several areas in the metro flooded. Major thoroughfares such as Taft Avenue in Manila City were submerged in almost knee-deep waters.Now, while the worst

It’s in front of SM Megamall

While driving on EDSA for the first time in months, my friend pointed to a huge monument being erected in front of SM Megamall. "It looks like Valak," he said. "It looks like the Nazguls from the Lord of the Rings," I