Showing posts with label The Commuter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Commuter. Show all posts
Friday, June 5, 2020
Thursday, September 26, 2019
Traffic Horror Tales | 3 Hour Quiapo Trip
Monday, July 18, 2016
LRT-1 Gets a Trial Run on Extended Hours
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Elevated Trains,
Light Rail Transit,
LRMC,
LRT 1,
LRT Line 1,
news,
News 2015,
press release,
The Commuter,
Train Commuter,
Transportation
Sunday, August 30, 2015
The Commuter: How to be Inconvenient…
Labels:
City Life,
City of Makati,
Makati Life,
Perspectives,
Reality Bites,
Sunday 2015,
The Commuter,
thoughts,
W eekend Woes
Monday, May 9, 2011
The Philippine Road Laws is merely JUST a Suggestion.
| 05.09.2011 - Late afternoon the central business district has been clogged with mind bending stressful traffic. Everyday the local motorists would be dodging each other and make hell for most of everyone heading home or for those about to go to work in their night shifts. The problem is not about running out of roads in the Philippines. Its actually lack of discipline and conjested public utility vehicles. The jeepney is the national vehicle of the country. Its iconic for so long that it got stuck without evolution unlike the Volkswagen Beetle that had a new look recently. |
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Labels:
Jeepney Stops,
Makati City 2011,
Opinions,
Personal Thoughts,
PUV Stops,
Road Rules,
The Commuter,
The Commuter Series,
thoughts,
Urban Life,
Visual Stories
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Train Commuters: Don't Block The Doors?!
| 04.12.2011 - The MRT Metro Rail Transit has been one of the basic public mass transportation service in the Philippines. How can anyone have chosen to take the bus or the jeepney for something fast and convenient? But the MRT has been showing its age lately since it has been operational since 2001, and the neglect is certainly showing with mishaps and lack of trains recently.
Most commuters take the train during peak hours because it is fast and voiding traffic. But recently it has become challenging for the most packed transportation service along with the LRT-1 (Light Rail Transit). But most of the time, it's not always that crowded in certain hours. The mornings and after-hours take that bulk, but recently the trains have taken a lot of hours to arrive and they have not been on time lately. |
Labels:
Commute Life,
Daily Commutes,
daily grind,
Journals,
Manila Life,
MRT Commutes,
MRT3,
opinion,
Opinions,
The Commuter,
The Commuter Series,
thoughts,
Urban View,
Visual Stories
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