The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority says the opening of classes in public schools today had minimal impact on traffic in major roads. But it might be a different story come June 18, when private schools and universities resume classes too.
On day two of the Metro Manila Development Authority's emergency traffic summit, vehicle operators, drivers, and commuters came together to find ways to help ease the traffic situation.
Many of us lose precious hours of our lives everyday while stuck in traffic. Transport agencies and commuter groups agree that the traffic problem has reached crisis proportions. But will they come up with actual solutions?
Heads up motorists: you may soon pass through Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City to avoid traffic jams this Christmas season. But according to the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA), access to the camp won't be for free.
It's a problem that everyone knows too well. But how do you solve traffic jams? Lawmakers present yet another possible solution called the 'traffic crisis bill.'
