Articles about Makati City

Heads up!

Heads up, Makati City motorists: Finding a streetside parking spot is about to get a whole lot more convenient.The Makati City local government has announced that streetside parking slots along Amorsolo and C. Palanca Street will soon go contactless through the

Including Makati City

This weekend, the Philippines was hit by Super Typhoon Karding, leaving several communities devastated in its wake. While the rains and winds have started to die down, the public is still advised to take extra caution when going out, especially since floods

At least for now

Good news for Makati City's commuters: The local government has announced that UV Express units can now use the city's designated loading and unloading areas-at least for the time being.The controversial no loading and unloading policy for UV

What’s your take on this?

Are you a commuter who feels inconvenienced by Makati City's implementation of a no loading/unloading policy for UV Express vehicles in its central business district? Well, tough luck, because it doesn't appear the situation is going to change any

Let’s see if this pushes through

Makati City's public transportation system might be a whole lot greener soon. This, after the government of South Korea granted the local government a hefty sum to establish a new eco-friendly electric bus service.A total of $13 million (over

This includes buses bound for Antipolo, Fairview, Katipunan, and Sta. Rosa

Attention, regular P2P passengers in Makati City: Ayala Malls has just relocated stations for buses bound for Antipolo, Katipunan, Fairivew, and Sta. Rosa.Starting today, July 18, the buses for these four routes will be relocated to One Ayala. Worry not, though,

Finally

Cainta residents, this one's for you: The P2P bus route between Cainta and Makati is back in operation. Whether you're a regular public transport user or have shifted to using the bus amid rising fuel prices, this service is a

Motorists passing the area will be rerouted starting 3pm this afternoon

It isn't just the road closures in Manila City that motorists have to worry about today-there'll be impassable roads in Makati City this afternoon as well.According to the local government unit's latest advisory, the Commemoration of Barangay

No need to suffer in traffic if you live in Makati City

Local car brands have gone to great lengths to cater to customers during COVID times. Virtual showrooms are just one of the many ways they've adjusted during the pandemic. Still, we think we can all agree that nothing beats checking out

Here are the designated parking areas around the CBD as well

Got any plans this weekend? If you're driving to or past Makati City, take note: The local government unit will be closing off several roads in the central business district.From May 6, 9pm, to May 8, 6am, motorists will not

Planning to stay in town?

Good news for those of you planning to stay in town over the long Holy Week holiday:Makati City has announced the suspension of the number coding scheme on April 14 and 15.That's Maundy Thursday and Good Friday, for those

Are things finally getting back to normal?

Motorists who've been enjoying number coding exemptions while passing through Makati City the past few months, take note: The number coding scheme is making a return soon.Makati City has announced that it will once again be implementing its full number

Drop by if you’re looking for an open-air hangout during the holidays

Dining out of the house-and in particular, outdoors-has become especially appealing in these times. It combines the fun of soaking up the sights of the outside world (which we don't get to see on the daily during this pandemic)

More parks, please

While we can now head out of our homes, it's still best to avoid spending too much time in crowded indoor spaces and, instead, stretch our legs and walk around in open ones. Salcedo Village in Makati City on November 22

It was quite a week

Is there a cleaner one in the country?

It turns out that making pedestrians' lives more convenient around these parts can be done.Those of you who regularly pass Ayala Triangle and Salcedo in Makati City will be pleased to know that moving between the two areas will now be

What a week

A win for personal mobility

Last week, the Makati Parking Authority (MAPA) caused quite a stir after news got out that its enforcers were apprehending electric kick scooter users in the Central Business District. It appears, though, that this issue has finally been laid to rest.In

Be warned

For many, personal mobility devices like electric kick scooters have been a godsend since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Not only does the vehicle provide an alternative to a public transportation system unable to perform at full capacity, it gives people that

Our roads are getting busier