Signage of Agham Road near the corner of Quezon Avenue in Quezon City pictured on Friday, November 10, a day before its removal as BIR and Agham Road are set to be renamed after the late former Sen. Miriam Defensor-Santiago on Saturday. 

Agham Signage

The problem of traffic returned to plague motorists passing through Metro Manila's most famous thoroughfare. 

'BACK TO NORMAL' TRAFFIC

Motorists violating the “bus lane” rule find themselves caught under the dragnet of different law-enforcing agencies, as the driver of this SUV found out at the northbound lane of Epifanio de los Santos Avenue (EDSA) near SM Megamall Monday, November 13. 

STRICTER IMPLEMENTATION OF BUS LANE POLICY

Motorists and commuters, such as these line of vehicles approaching the Bocaue Toll Plaza along the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX), are now on the rush to return to work and school after the Christmas and New Year holidays.

NCR RESIDENTS RUSH HOME AFTER HOLIDAYS

Commuters and motorists returning to work and school after the Holy Week holidays once again face the harsh reality of life in Metro Manila.

BACK TO NORMAL TRAFFIC

While several measures are being implemented by the government to address traffic problems in Metro Manila, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. emphasized on Sunday that those measures will remain ineffective if people are still undisciplined on the road. In his vlog, President Marcos said discipline is still the key to address traffic congestion in the metropolis even if the government completed all road infrastructure projects, including developing nearby cities and provinces.


Discipline as a traffic solution

Just when government traffic officials are digging deeper for solutions to the traffic mess of the National Capital Region, here goes Congress granting tax perks to private motor vehicles that would further choke the shrinking roads of the capital region.

Tax perks: road to ‘carmaggedon’?

Starting Monday, November 20, government vehicles (also known as “red-plate” vehicles) will be included in the stricter implementation of the “Bus Lane” policy at EDSA, the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has announced.

GOV’T VEHICLES ALSO BANNED AT EDSA BUSWAY

(From left) Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) acting chairman Atty. Romando Artes, Head Traffic Discipline Atty. Vic Nunez, and General Manager Ret. Col. Procopio Lipana speak before the media regarding the busway issue involving one of its officials on Thursday, November 16. 

MMDA TACKLES BUS LANE FIASCO

After three or four years, traffic in Metro Manila and suburbs had become somewhat tolerated by Filipinos and barely got ranked the worst in the world, until the attendance last week to the UK-group Coldplay’s concert of President Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos.

PH traffic gets a beating after Coldplay concert

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