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Tag Archives: traffic
Reduced traffic with increase in gas prices?
They say sleep is a refuge of the weary mind and the battered body. People say sleep is a source of comfort, but this seems to be no longer true. These days, you tend to say this as you hit … Continue reading
Don’t Steal
“Res ipsa loquitor,” Latin for “the thing speaks for itself.”
Overtaking ONLY at NLEX
I passed through the North Luzon Expressway or NLEX on my way back to Manila from Angeles, Pampanga. There’s no doubt that the NLEX is among the best roads or highways in the Philippines. You’ll notice many things if you’re … Continue reading
Metro Guwapo: Bayani Fernando
I heard over the radio that MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando, probably better known as BF, is being criticized over his posters plastered in Metro Manila roads, including EDSA. Almost half of the poster (or shall we call it a streamer … Continue reading
MMDA on the Road: Things to Remember
Here’s an email that’s going around lately. It’s originally entitled “How you can challenge petty abuses of MMDA personnel…” I just reached my limit last week-end, and decided to take action against the abusive MMDA enforcers. I basically called up … Continue reading
Practice Driving in Malabon
In the preceding post, we talked about floods in Malabon. I have learned all I know about driving through floods from the roads of Malabon. It’s not something that Malabon has much choice, though. Malabon is below sea level, so … Continue reading
EDSA traffic, Buses and the Yellow Lane
Almost every Filipino knows EDSA, although not everyone may know that it’s a major thoroughfare in Metro Manila. It’s a road that is [in]famous and unique for many things. EDSA One, EDSA Dos, EDSA Tres and the additional (?) episodes … Continue reading
Review of Regulations of Local Government Units concerning Public Transportation
It’s common knowledge that the use of separate traffic citation tickets, known as Ordinance Violation Receipts (OVR), has become a headache to motorists, including operators of public utility vehicles (PUV). This is among the matters noted in Executive Order No. … Continue reading
What Flooded Roads?
During a meeting in Makati City one morning, I was surprised that Chino Roces (formerly Pasong Tamo), among other streets, was flooded. Some cars were obviously hesitant to wade through the flooded roads, causing traffic build up. This hesitation is … Continue reading
Maglakad sa Kalye, Huwag sa Sidewalk
Siguro iniisip mo na mali ang pamagat ng post na ito. Siguro iniisip nyo na hindi ako marunong magbasa. Eto talaga ang nakapaskil sa tabi ng daan, sa pinakadulo ng Quirino Avenue, Novaliches, Quezon City — Maglakad sa Sidewalk Huwag … Continue reading
