Have you tried using this?
Pasig River ferry service patrons, we have some good news for you: According to a report by the Philippine Star, the water-based transport alternative might soon be getting an upgrade.In a statement, Department of Transportation (DOTr) head Jaime Bautista brought
by Drei Laurel
What does this tell us?
For years, there's been a constant effort to clean up Pasig River. Whether it's in preparation for an expressway or not, authorities have put in the work to try and restore the waterway back to its former glory. However, it
Whether it’s a full-size or a folding bike, you can bring it on board
Anyone here who uses a bicycle for their daily commute? Chances are, you're constantly on the lookout for the best (and safest) routes. If that's the case, then you might want to consider using the Pasig River Ferry Service (PRFS).
Rides are still free, in case you were wondering
Good news for commuters who use the Pasig River Ferry Service (PRFS) often: The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has just opened the new Kalawaan Station.The new station is located along N. Cuevas Street near the Kalawaan Bridge in Pasig City.
It was quite a week
“Heritage preservation and sustainable development should coexist”
The talks surrounding the Pasig River Expressway (PAREX) continue. San Miguel Corporation (SMC) president Ramon S. Ang has released a new statement, this time to clarify how the project will impact heritage sites in Intramuros."We're a free country, and we
It was an eventful week
The company addresses a few other issues
The San Miguel Corporation (SMC) has decided it's time to address the recent backlash surrounding the Pasig River Expressway (PAREX) project.In an official statement, the company said it believes the negative reaction it's received since last week's PAREX
by Drei Laurel
What an eventful week
PAREX will include bike lanes, walkways, and a bus rapid transit system
San Miguel Corporation's (SMC) proposed Pasig River Expressway (PAREX) has been subject to scrutiny ever since the concept was made known to the public. Whatever the case may be, however, the company will be pushing through with the project.According to
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‘He is a visionary with a lot of great ideas’
Is the Pasig River Expressway (PAREX) an exciting proposition? Yes, of course-for those of us who use cars and plan to utilize the San Miguel Corporation's (SMC) planned bus rapid transit system (BRT). For everyone else? Not as much.The
Does the metro need another toll road?
After the completion of Skyway Stage 3 (SS3), San Miguel Corporation has its eyes set on the Pasig River Expressway (PAREX), another elevated toll road that aims to decongest the major arteries of Metro Manila. But there has been a lot of
by Niky Tamayo
Just like that, we’re about to start the fourth week of April
It begins in May 2021
Looking forward to seeing the rise of the Pasig River Expressway (PAREX)? Well, good news for you, then: San Miguel Corporation (SMC) is officially starting its massive Pasig River cleanup in May.This rehab of the notorious river is part of SMC'
One can dream, right?
A Pasig River Expressway is nice, but let's face it: Most of those who stand to benefit from this elevated megastructure are car owners, not everyday commuters or active transport users.If we really want traffic to be addressed, the government
by Drei Laurel
Exciting times ahead
The Skyway Stage 3 project may be nearing completion, but it doesn't look like San Miguel Corporation (SMC) will be slowing down anytime soon. The company is now setting its sights on completing the Pasig River Expressway (PAREX)."We will continue
Pasig River has seen better days
Remember back when you could swim in the Pasig River? Neither can we, and if you do remember you should definitely stay home because you're a high health risk individual. But we've heard stories from our parents and grandparents of
by Drei Laurel
How has life in lockdown been for you this week?
Every alternative helps
The Pasig River Ferry Service is back, and it looks to be better-and more promising-than ever. This is the third time the ferry service has been resurrected, and with the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) working with several of the
