Showing results for "Public Transport"
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ACMobility, Basic Energy partner to expand EV charging for public transit / News
New partnership builds EV charging network for public transport, from expressway stations to busy Metro Manila routes.
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These Three New EVs Are Amazing! | 2024 Kia EV Day Taiwan / Video Feature
Jack was at Taiwan for Kia EV Day 2024 and boy did he see a lot of stuff. Three new cars from Kia were revealed, and all of them are all-electric. Jack was particularly fond of the public tr...
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LRT-1, MRT-3, LRT-2 to suspend railway service during holy week / News
Three railways in Metro Manila namely, LRT-1, MRT-3, and LRT-2 will be conducting maintenance services during Holy Week.
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MMDA to deploy Libreng Sakay vehicles and LGUs to deploy vehicles amidst transport strike / News
The MMDA is deploying Libreng Saskay vehicles starting March 7, 2023, in response to the temporary PUV shortage.
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The LRTA is close to finalizing details for the LRT-2 Cogeo Extension / News
The Light Rail Transit Authority recently announced that it is finalizing details on the Cogeo extension of LRT Line 2.
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PNR is ceasing operation in certain lines to make way for construction of the NSCR / News
PNR management recently announced that certain routes will be closed off soon to make way for construction of the NSCR.
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MRT completes overhaul of its rolling stock of 72 train cars / News
Commuters can expect a better riding experience as MRT has completed repairing and upgrading their entire rolling stock.
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LRT2 railways may soon allow pets to board trains according to a recent tweet / News
The official Twitter account of the LRT2 posted an announcement that pets may soon be able to board trains at LRT2.
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Fare increase for LRT lines 1 and 2 not yet final - LRTA / News
LRTA announces that the recently announced fare hike is postponed for now, pending approval by the LRTA Board.
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The Metro Manila Subway project has reached the ‘point of no return’—DOTr / News
The DOTr has announced that the 33 km Metro Manila Subway project has officially commenced tunneling operations.
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LTFRB scales down buses on EDSA after Libreng Sakay ends, releases fare guide / News
The LTFRB announced a reduction of busses on the EDSA Busway Carousel and releases a new fare guide for commuters.
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LTFRB: Minimum jeepney fare to remain at P9 / News
The LTFRB has put its foot down and rejected calls to increase the minimum PUJ fare to P15.
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MMDA: No need to return to regular coding / News
With the rising gas prices, we could see fewer and fewer cars being used on the road and a shift towards public or alternative transport.
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Metro Manila public transport returns to 100% capacity under Alert Level 1 / News
Jeepneys, buses, trains, taxis, and tricycles can now operate at full seating capacity.
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Transport groups demand P10 minimum PUJ fare / News
Even a P1 fare hike could go a long way for PUJ drivers who have suffered during the recent oil price hikes.
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DOLE: Unvaccinated workers are exempted from the Metro Manila public transport ban / News
The policy is in its first week and has been hounded by criticism from various sectors.
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DOTr: Unvaccinated persons are banned from public transportation in Metro Manila / News
Unvaccinated individuals will soon be turned away at public transport locations in NCR.
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The first MRT-7 trains are set to arrive next week / News
South Korean train sets built by Hyundai Rota are expected to arrive this September for use in the MRT-7 project.
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LTFRB reminds PUVs to give way to active transport / News
The new memo helps to set new rules about how public utility vehicles should act around active transport users.
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DOTr and LTFRB to help reduce long lines at EDSA busway stations / News
The increase in public transport capacity is still under review but will still follow the proper health and safety protocols even with an increase in passengers.
