Metro Manila’s traffic woes reveal years of stalled infrastructure projects and shifting political priorities. Take a look at how long-planned initiatives were disrupted, leaving commuters stuck and roads overburdened. Read more »
Metro Manila commuters may soon experience a modern, eco-friendly alternative to conventional public transport, as the Philippine Reclamation Authority (PRA) announced the upcoming launch of the Autonomous Rapid Rail Transit (ARRT) system. Read more »
DPWH restores the Sitio Kapulot gravel road in Quezon, easing economic losses of over P14 billion caused by last year’s landslide. The upgraded detour will now serve as a permanent route for commuters and trade. Read more »
Electric and hybrid vehicles are steadily gaining ground in the Philippines, offering lower costs, cleaner air, and smarter tech, as 2026 marks a turning point for the country’s shift away from traditional gas-powered cars. Read more »
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) is set to implement a strict prohibition on electric tricycles, commonly known as e-trikes, along key thoroughfares in Metro Manila beginning Friday, January 2, 2026. Read more »
Fireworks prices are soaring just days before New Year, with some items now nearly double last year’s cost. Limited supply, early bulk buying, and weather disruptions have buyers flocking to Bocaue despite the high prices. Celebrate safely! Read more »
