Repairs are scheduled to start on June 7
by Billy Caluag
The project may take two years to complete
Looks like it's finally happening: The EDSA rehabilitation project is set to begin on June 13, 2025.Secretary Vince Dizon of the Department of Transportation said that the large-scale "total rebuild" of the thoroughfare may take two years to complete,
Buses will use EDSA’s regular lanes while the busway is being repaired
Secretary Vince Dizon of the Department of Transportation (DOTr) has stressed that the EDSA Busway will remain operational throughout the EDSA rehabilitation project that could begin this month.According to the official, the buses plying the route will continue to use segments
One of the projects will run until mid-2026
To those who live or work in Ortigas, be prepared: Traffic congestion in the area has worsened, and it could last a while.Ongoing construction work along different roads in Ortigas Center, the central business district of Pasig City, is scheduled to
Roadworks are expected to finish by January 26, 2025
Residents of Sta. Mesa in Manila City, here's an important announcement: Expect heavier traffic than the usual on Magsaysay Boulevard.The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has just announced that there will be drainage construction along the major thoroughfare
Following certain standards and certifications
Remember the 'plastic roads' in Manila City that we reported several years ago? There's been an important development regarding this-we're now expecting to see more of these plastic roads around the country soon.The Department of Public Works and
To make way for the construction of the Metro Manila Subway Tandang Sora Station
Do you pass by Mindanao Avenue (or its vicinity) regularly? Unfortunately for you, expect traffic to worsen by the end of this month.The Department of Transportation (DOTr) has announced that starting June 29, the two outer lanes along Mindanao Avenue southbound
Work on the actual lanes will begin once the EDSA-Kamuning Flyover reopens
Is the temporary closure of the EDSA Kamuning Flyover drastically affecting your travel time? Take a deep breath: The rehabilitation of the Magallanes Flyover in Makati City is set to kick off in mid-May, the Department of Public Works and Highways (
Plus, proposed EDSA motorcycle lane, Marikina’s new end-of-trip cycling facility
Southbound lanes shall be off-limits to private vehicles effective May 1
In case you missed the latest update on the EDSA-Kamuning Flyover closure, it's now set to begin on May 1, 2024, and will last six months instead of 11 months. Yes, half a year is still a long time, but
Certain types of roadwork, however, are exempted from the moratorium
It's barely mid-November, but anybody else feel like the Christmas rush is already setting in? The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) seems to think so, as it is temporarily suspending excavation activities within its jurisdiction.Specifically, excavation activities on all
Here are the affected areas
If your regular route takes you through EDSA, take note that the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) will be carrying out emergency roadwork along sections of the thoroughfare from 10pm of Friday, August 4, to 5am of Wednesday, August 9.
Here’s the full list of affected areas
The weekend's here again, which means we have another round of roadwork on Metro Manila roads. As always, make sure you have alternate routes in mind in case you'll be passing by the areas listed below.According to an advisory
“Take alternate routes,” says the DPWH
If you'll be out and about this weekend, make sure you have alternate routes in mind in case you'll be passing by the areas listed below.According to an advisory released by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA), the Department
’Twas a busy start to May
Take alternate routes
Another week and another round of road reblocking is underway in Metro Manila. The Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has cleared the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) to conduct asphalt overlaying and rotomilling.All reblocking works take place in Quezon
In preparation for the Christmas rush this year
If there's one thing we're not excited about this holiday season, it's got to be the heavy traffic. Things have basically returned to almost normal this year, so we're expecting the Christmas rush to be back. Heck, it
In response to supposed complaints about the project
Anyone here who passes through Sandoval Avenue in Pasig City? If you frequent the area, then you're probably aware that currently, there are ongoing roadworks disrupting the flow of traffic along the thoroughfare.You're also likely aware that some residents
We can all agree on this, yes?
Prolonged roadworks aren't just a pain in the ass for motorists-it's a major nuisance for anyone who's ever had the pleasure of paying taxes around these parts. What makes these situations more infuriating is seeing another hole dug
by Drei Laurel
What’s been happening during the second week of ECQ?
