Did we hear a collective sigh of relief?
The project is expected to last two years
We are a little over two weeks away from the start of the EDSA Rehabilitation Project, which is set to kick off on June 13, 2025. While the project is expected to be completed by 2027, traffic is expected to worsen almost
by Billy Caluag
The reconstruction of EDSA is expected to be completed by 2027
The EDSA rehabilitation project is expected to kick off next month on June 13, 2025. The project is expected to be completed by 2027, as confirmed by Secretary Manuel Bonoan of the Department of Public Works and Highways in a press conference
As per the DOTr, there a number of solutions that can completed within a year
The Department of Transportation (DOTr) held its first press conference with its new secretary, Vivencio 'Vince' Dizon, at the helm. Dizon opened the discussion by echoing the importance of public transportation, especially around Metro Manila. He would go on to reiterate that
by Billy Caluag
Tibay
We just released an article about a motorist getting caught for distracted driving as he tried to get footage of a motorcycle accident from behind the wheel. Well, it appears that's not the only interesting EDSA-related story you'll be
Brace yourselves for traffic
Sections of the Guadalupe Bridge, one of the busiest sections of EDSA, will be closed starting next year to undergo major rehabilitation. The bridge, which has an average of 141,000 vehicles passing it daily, is set to be closed for 17
by Kara Santos
FYI
Quite a few of our elevated road structures like the Legarda Flyover and the EDSA-Kamuning Flyover are undergoing (much-needed) rehabilitation at the moment-and work on Guadalupe Bridge and Magallanes Bridge will kick off, too, later this year. This month,
Do you think this will help solve traffic?
EDSA traffic has gotten worse than ever, and it's no wonder authorities are trying to pull out every play in the book to help solve this perennial problem. The Department of Transportation (DOTr), for example, is currently studying the possibility of
Here’s everything you need to know
The emergency road repairs along the length of the EDSA Busway kicked off last night, August 4, at 10pm, and will last until 5am of August 9. The roadwork will address damage dealt by the recent typhoons and monsoon rains.To help
Here’s some long-weekend reading for you
This includes government vehicles
We know traffic has gotten pretty bad these days-perhaps even worse than the situation pre-pandemic-so it's no surprise that we're all just trying to avoid all the gridlocks whenever we're out and about.We should all
Plan accordingly
Metro Manila might usually be a ghost town during Holy Week, but it's still worth your time to plan your trips ahead of time in case you have to take any unexpected detours. Case in point: The Department of Public Works
by Jason Tulio
Roadworks near North Avenue have left one lane passable for motorists
Heads up for all motorists driving northbound via EDSA today: If you're passing through North Avenue, you could run into heavy traffic in the vicinity.Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Task Force Special Operations (TFS) head Bong Nebrija just shared a
Government agencies might want to look into these
Year in and year out, government agencies and authorities keep trying to solve the never-ending traffic problem on EDSA. As the number of cars plying EDSA continues to rise, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) is looking for ways to control
The skyrocketing fuel prices have been the talk of the town this week
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
by Jason Tulio
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
Our roads are getting busier
And just like that, we’re entering the last week of January
And the shift to cashless tollways? It’s been suspended indefinitely. Yep...
