The first week of MECQ
Northbound motorists can instead use the newly opened Skyway Extension on-ramp
San Miguel Corporation (SMC) recently announced that the Hillsborough Skyway off-ramp will be permanently closed on April 19, 2021. Now, the company has confirmed that starting 6am on that same day, the steel ramp near the Alabang viaduct will be made
As SMC accelerates work on the southbound side of the Skyway Extension
After opening the northbound section of the Skyway Extension a few days ago, San Miguel Corporation has announced that work on the southbound side "will advance and move at a faster pace" to meet the project's completion by the third quarter
Passage through this 4km northbound segment is free until further notice
Here it is, ladies and gents. After a few major delays, San Miguel Corporation (SMC) has officially opened the northbound section of the Skyway Extension Project.A few weeks ago, SMC shared that the elevated tollway was already structurally complete, and now
Progress is hard-earned but so easily undone
The southbound portion, meanwhile, is now 52.31% complete
Good news, folks-we're one step closer to seeing the Skyway Extension Project operational.San Miguel Corporation (SMC) has just announced that the northbound portion of the elevated expressway is now structurally complete. This will surely come as good news to
Stay home from 10pm to 5am, unless for work or an emergency
The southbound portion, meanwhile, is scheduled to be completed in September
Another major tollway project is set for completion in the coming months, and motorists-especially those from south of the metro-should be excited.The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) recently conducted an inspection of the ongoing Skyway Extension Project,
A pretty slow week considering how the month had kicked off
Heads up
Motorists down south, take note: The southbound Alabang toll plaza will be temporarily closed beginning midnight on February 20, 2021, to make way for Skyway construction activities.San Miguel Corporation (SMC) says the closure is in line with the company's move
by Drei Laurel
It’s been a very, very long year
You've probably heard this dozens of times before already, but we'll say it again: It's been a long year. A lot of things happened throughout the course of 2020, from the beginning of January right until these last few
Also, the use of Stay Safe app will soon be mandatory at establishments
Steel bars fell on three vehicles and three motorcycles
The construction firms responsible for the collapse of a steel girder at the Skyway Extension Project last month have been fined a total of P380,000 a day by the Department of Labor and Employment.Confirming a report published by GMA News,
Plus the latest RFID updates
Looks like RFID issues won’t be going away anytime soon
SMC expects to open the northbound portion by the end of the year
The San Miguel Corporation (SMC) has pulled out all the stops over the past several months in order to partially open the northbound portion of the Skyway Extension Project by December. Fortunately for us motorists, the company has now announced that it
It was originally scheduled to finish in July 2020
Let's start with the good news: The Skyway northbound extension project is finally nearing completion, after the San Miguel Corporation (SMC) announced it would be done by December 2020. It was originally scheduled to finish in July but, well, COVID-19
by Drei Laurel
Here’s what went down this second week of GCQ
A week ahead of schedule
The San Miguel Corporation (SMC) has had to make some adjustments along the South Luzon Expressway (SLEX) over the last couple of weeks to make way for the construction of the Skyway Extension Project. According to the previous advisory, the Alabang toll
To make way for ongoing roadworks
As mentioned in our previous story, the Skyway Extension Project has resumed construction since May 15 after two months of inactivity. However, it seems that the 60-day setback has come at a price.The San Miguel Corporation has now announced that
No adjusted date of completion has been determined yet
After two months of work stoppage, San Miguel Corporation (SMC) will resume construction of the Skyway Extension Project tomorrow, May 15, following the issuance of guidelines for construction projects by the Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) for the Management of Emerging Infectious
