Metro Manila transport workers start receiving P5K cash aid this week! Nationwide rollout begins April 6. Read more »
Public utility vehicle drivers in Metro Manila will soon receive financial assistance from the government as fuel prices continue to climb due to ongoing tensions in the Middle East. Read more »
Commuters along the busy C5 corridor can soon expect free rides as the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) prepares to roll out 10 fully electric “Love Bus” units in the last week of April or the first week of May. Read more »
Bell-Kenz Pharma, in partnership with government agencies, trained over 800 transport frontliners in Hands-Only CPR and emergency response skills ahead of Holy Week under the Sagip CPR program. Read more »
Efforts to promote safer streets in Muntinlupa are set to take a child-focused approach as the city prepares to open a 3,140-square-meter Road Safety Park. The facility, announced by Mayor Ruffy Biazon, is designed as an interactive learning space where children can develop traffic awareness and responsible road habits at an early age. Read more »
The Philippines’ public transport sector has taken a significant step toward modernization with the introduction of hybrid passenger buses, a move welcomed by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB). Read more »
