The budget includes P5 billion each for service contracting and fuel subsidies
by Billy Caluag
Amid public transport operators’ rising operating costs during this fuel crisis
A round of public transport fare hikes is set to take effect today, September 28, 2026. This follows last week's DOTr memorandum directing the LTFRB to lift the suspension of fare hikes put into place in March, around the start of
by Angelo Nieto
Great news for commuters and cyclists around the area
Attention, cyclists and commuters in Alabang: The Department of Transportation has just inaugurated an end-of-trip bike facility and three new PUV stops around the district. These new structures are spread throughout Alabang and feature helpful equipment for all road users.
by Billy Caluag
Multiple figures have stated the administration is exhausting all its options
As the public transport sector continues to feel the crunch of the fuel crisis that started in March, the government has reiterated that its support will continue to come in the form of targeted subsidies and initiatives. While Malacañang assures transport
by Angelo Nieto
The plan is to build it on a three-hectare GSIS property along Elliptical Avenue
The plan to build a transport hub on a three-hectare property along Elliptical Avenue in Quezon City could be gaining traction again with the submission of an unsolicited proposal by MWM Terminals, a subsidiary of Megawide Corporation and operator of the
According to the agency, the busway served 63 million passengers in 2025
The Department of Transportation has officially requested P1.756 billion in funding for the EDSA Busway's 2027 operations. This comes after the public transport line was given no allocation in the Department of Budget and Management's proposal for next year.
by Billy Caluag
Construction for the station broke ground on September 16
The Metro Manila Subway Project is moving along as construction for the station at Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 broke ground on September 16. With the subway's southern terminus on the way, the public can expect the complete line to
by Billy Caluag
Add this to your collection
Calling all trainspotters and rail enthusiasts. If you're a fan of train travel and frequently use the MRT-3, the LRT-1, and the LRT-2 to get around the metro, you might want to liven up your daily commute with
by Kara Santos
The entire line is expected to open by the third quarter of 2031
Construction of the Metro Manila Subway is well underway with the groundbreaking of the rail line's Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 Station. This will serve as the southern terminus of the line, which will start in Valenzuela City at its
by Billy Caluag
Here's how it went
The modern electric Love Bus launched this week, giving commuters traveling from Robinson's Galleria to Arcovia, Bridgetowne, Opus Mall and Eastwood City a free shuttle option. Having experienced firsthand how expensive it is to get to some of these spots using
by Kara Santos
Construction for the new station can soon begin
The Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA) has secured right-of-way for the Las Piñas Station of the Light Rail Transit Line 1. This was recently finalized through a memorandum of agreement signed by the LRTA and the Villar Group.The
by Billy Caluag
Free rides are currently being offered
The iconic heart-adorned blue Love Bus, which once plied Manila's streets decades ago, is making a comeback in electric form. The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority has revived the Love Bus as a fleet of electric vehicles, with free rides along
by Kara Santos
It aims to use electric buses and dedicated lanes
The Makati local government unit is evaluating a proposal from a consortium of companies through the Public-Private Partnership Center, on the development of a new bus system within the city to ease traffic congestion. The Makati Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system
by Lije Martin
Don’t have one yet? Here's a guide to getting one
In case you missed the news, the Metro Rail Transit Line 3 (MRT-3) and Light Rail Transit Line 2 (LRT-2) are offering free train rides for national ID holders every Wednesday this August 2026.National ID holders can avail of
by Kara Santos
Acknowledgment that the fuel crisis may not be going away any time soon
The Department of Energy has confirmed that the fuel subsidy program for jeepney and UV Express drivers will continue through the end of the year. Speaking with press, DOE secretary Sharon Garin mentioned that "as long as we have funds and the
by Angelo Nieto
How hard has it been for you to get around the city these days?
When it comes to commuting around Metro Manila, rainy days come with many struggles for commuters. Walking to transit stops can be downright miserable, traffic sucks, and travel time takes much longer. Those who choose to book rides on ride-hailing apps
by Kara Santos
Public transport drivers can now save up to P1,800 weekly
Yesterday afternoon, the Department of Energy announced on its Facebook page that the fuel subsidy provided to drivers and operators of jeepneys and UV Express vans is being raised to P12/liter. This P2/liter subsidy increase will be applied later this
by Angelo Nieto
Pending further setbacks
The Unified Grand Central Station (UGCS) has been a long time coming. Also known as the Common Station, this major under-construction transport hub at the intersection of EDSA and North Avenue in Quezon City is meant to seamlessly connect the LRT-
by Kara Santos
By then, the MRT-7 should also be running
Interim operations of the Unified Grand Central Station, also known as Common Station, are expected to start in the first quarter of 2028. This was confirmed by the Department of Transportation secretary Giovanni Lopez in an interview with 105.9 True FM.
by Billy Caluag
PBBM also reiterated the government’s goal to open 12 MRT-7 stations in 2027
All eyes were on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. today as he delivered his fifth State of the Nation address. Considering how badly the transport sector (and all other industries, for that matter) has been hit this year with the skyrocketing fuel prices,
Listen to trivia aboard the train
This may be common knowledge to regular commuters, but if you don't ride the Light Rail Transit Line 1 (LRT-1) often, you might be surprised to hear Philippine history trivia playing over the PA system on select fourth-generation trains.
by Kara Santos
