More articles about: public transport

Trust us, once you go cashless, there's no turning back. We've always prioritized comfort and convenience. When you start using your mobile wallet or card, you'll rarely need to withdraw cash-unless absolutely necessary.Case in point: public transport. ...

People are turning to two-wheeled vehicles as a way to snake through the crazy traffic in the metro. While motorcycles and bicycles are the most popular options, electric scooters might be the next big thing. Across the world, it's no ...

Commuter horror stories in the city are a dime-a-dozen, especially during the holidays. Maybe it's you or someone you know, but getting from one point in the city to another is extra difficult when public transport isn't always ...

The decision to drastically increase passenger capacity in public transportation is backed by medical evidence, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) said Tuesday. The DOTr has already submitted a formal position paper to increase seating capacity in public transportation from 50 percent to ...

If the Department of Transportation has its way, we may soon say bye bye to paying manong jeepney driver and kuya konduktor ng bus in cash. The DOTr has said it is preparing to implement a massive interoperable Automated Fare Collection System ...

The EDSA traffic saga continues, and ideas continue to pop up left and right like mushrooms.The latest pitch in this discussion comes from Senator Grace Poe. According to a report by Inquirer, the senator mentioned during a Senate hearing the idea ...

Every day, I wake up, look at my calendar, and my thought process goes like this: I could walk to EDSA, take the pedestrian overpass, and then get on a bus. But I'm so tired from biking yesterday. Uber? Shit, surge ...