Do you agree?
The hullabaloo surrounding the implementation of the RFID-only scheme on all major tollways has died down over the past few months. The long lines at RFID installation sites-both for Autosweep and Easytrip-have disappeared, and it appears the situation has
Art imitating life
They say that truth is stranger than fiction, and that statement certainly applies to the sometimes bizarre reality of life in Metro Manila. For example, have you ever tried to explain to an outsider why we gauge distance between destinations by time
by Jason Tulio
This is what company is currently doing at its cement plant in Bulacan
After successfully turning recycled plastic into asphalt roads at its test site in Cavite, San Miguel Corporation (SMC) is now looking to build bike lanes across the country using this technology. But 'plastic roads' aren't the only things Ramon S. Ang
“So, nakabuti ba tayo?”
Infrastructure isn't just about cars. It isn't just about solving traffic and loosening Metro Manila's clogged roadways. If you ask San Miguel Corporation (SMC) boss Ramon S. Ang, the bigger picture in the country's ongoing infrastructure push is
by Drei Laurel
Can you relate?
The challenge of keeping children calm on a long road trip is a universal struggle that doesn't discriminate. Even celebrity parents like Jim Bacarro and Saab Magalona know all too well how fussy young kids can get when they've been
by Jason Tulio
Some important news for motorists
Manila mayor Isko Moreno is warning motorists as early as now: Expect bumpy roads in the city for the foreseeable future.Toward the end of a Summit Media Sandwich Session group interview held yesterday, the mayor called the attention of Top Gear
by Drei Laurel
“Unti unti, it’s a long journey”
If you own a car, walking to wherever you need to get to is probably treated as a last resort-and we don't blame you. Choosing between a comfortable, air-conditioned automobile and risking life and limb traversing Metro Manila's
by Drei Laurel
“Ang ginagawa ng matanda ay ginagaya ng bata”
Is Manila City a shining beacon of mobility? No, not yet. At the very least, however, the current local government is taking steps to try and make it one.Over the past two years, Manila has made strides in trying to improve
by Drei Laurel
