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EDSA rehabilitation postponed for a month / News
EDSA rehab postponed for a month to ease public impact, agencies urged to study traffic mitigation measures.
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Should the EDSA Busway flow be reversed? / News
The Department of Transportation is considering reversing traffic flow on the EDSA Busway to curb unauthorized entry.
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DOTr, MMDA, and DILG assemble a task force to address “colorum” vehicles / News
The DOTr, MMDA, and DILG formed a joint task force to address the worsening rise of “colorum” vehicles in Metro Manila.
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DOTr: Motorists should expect traffic on some NCR roads due to tunnel boring machine transport / News
The Department of Transportation warns motorists of traffic from February 2 to 5 due to tunnel boring machine transfer.
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DOTr: plastic license card supply to “normalize” by September 2023 / News
In a statement issued on July 19, 2023, The DOTr says the supply of plastic license cards will normalize by September.
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DOTr commits to the extensive expansion of protected bike lanes in the next five years / News
The Department of Transportation is aiming to expand bike lanes to a 2,400-kilometer network in the next five years.
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Amid license printing woes, the DOTr turns to the National Printing Office / News
The National Printing Office will print five million driver’s license cards to address the ongoing shortage at the LTO.
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Swedish company Sweco International AB collaborates with the DOTr to improve the EDSA Busway / News
The DOTr, along with consultancy company Sweco International are working together to improve the EDSA Busway system.
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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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Department of Transportation officially opens EDSA Carousel Tramo Station / News
The DOTr officially opens the EDSA Carousel Tramo Station for commuters.
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DOTr opens a zipper lane along Quezon Avenue westbound / News
In order to deal with traffic the Quezon City government has opened a zipper lane along Quezon Avenue for westbound motorists.
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A portion of Meralco Avenue will be closed on October 3 for a subway project / News
Meralco Avenue’s north and southbound portions will be closed on October 3, 2022, for the Metro Manila Subway Project.
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The EDSA bus carousel will get some help from Sweden’s government / News
The Department of Transport (DOTr) accepted help from the Swedish government to improve our bus carousels on EDSA.
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MRT-3 ‘Libreng Sakay’ program records nearly 8.5 million passengers in April 2022 / News
If you haven’t had a chance to avail a free MRT-3 ride, now is the time, as the program runs until the end of May 2022.
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MRT-3 ‘Libreng Sakay’ program extended until May 30, 2022 / News
Originally set to end on April 30, 2022, free rides on the MRT-3 will continue for another month.
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Metro Manila Subway partial operability reportedly delayed to 2025 / News
The subway system will now begin partial operations by 2025, with full operations set for 2027.
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'Libreng Sakay' program for EDSA Carousel buses returns for free rides / News
APORs, including healthcare workers and other frontliners, can take advantage of the free rides beginning April 11, 2022.
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How the Unified Grand Central Station could become a key transportation hub in Metro Manila / News
The Common Station will connect to the Metro Manila Subway, which could also begin partial operations this year.
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The MRT-3 rehabilitation project is complete—Free rides for commuters for a month / News
Better commuting conditions for Manileños is great news.
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The DOTr scraps plastic barrier requirement for public transportation under Alert Level 1 / News
It looks like we are returning to normal as COVID-19 cases seem to be on the decline with more relaxed health and safety protocols set into place.
