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 ...
Manny V. Pangilinan's Metro Pacific Investments Corporation (MVIC) is pushing to broaden its portfolio in the railway and transport sectors via a new collaboration with a foreign rail services company and a pitch to take over the operation and maintenance of ...
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 Philippines' public transportation systems are crumbling under the weight of surging oil prices. And the ones most affected are our public transport workers. The Senate energy committee learned of the severity of the situation last Tuesday, June 21, when it was ...
The free ride (libreng sakay) program, which the government instituted to help commuters cope with the skyrocketing fuel prices, is "flawed" and should be scrapped, a transport group said Tuesday (June 14). In a 10-point agenda, members of the Move as ...
And will new DOLE guidelines vs. the boundary system change anything?
Motorists who keep abreast with the news would know that since 2012, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) has been trying to implement a fixed-wage system for bus drivers.Why? To eliminate speeding and recklessness, which is a result of ...
One of the main reasons is lack of reliable public transport
According to a recent report by GMA News Online, the Philippines has suffered an estimated P4.1 billion in losses for 2017 due to Metro Manila's horrible traffic. This is based on a study done by the Japan International Cooperation Agency, ...
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