Do you think this will help?
Amid the spread of COVID-19 in Metro Manila, medical professionals keep reminding us that this is no time to panic-it'll only do more harm than good. But of course, exercising extra caution will go a long way.Earlier this
Do the Cebuanos here agree?
Several days ago, Senator Joel Villanueva pitched that telecommuting is a possible solution to Metro Manila's transportation crisis. According to him, the concept would "create more options for our employees to fulfill their duties while minimizing the need to go out
by Drei Laurel
Of policies and infrastructure
Do you think this will be beneficial?
The past couple of weeks have been jarring for motorists and commuters, to say the least. First, it was SLEX carmageddon that made headlines. Following that, the MRT-3, LRT-1, and LRT-2 lines experienced mishaps in the same week-the
Senate passes telecommuting bill
Rush hour can and does happen in any major city, since people will always need to travel to and from their workplaces. It's unavoidable, really. In an already congested place like Metro Manila, however, the issue is confounded tenfold. Traffic usually
by Jason Tulio
