What to do when flagged down by a traffic enforcer
There’s no need for a traffic apprehension to escalate badly. Take note of these etiquettes when dealing with traffic enforcers.
Showing results for "Heavy traffic"
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Will the NLEX-SLEX connector open by March 2020? / News
Ramon Ang announced that the NLEX and SLEX roads will be joined, cutting travel time from 2 hours to 15 minutes.
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All-new Chevrolet Suburban, Tahoe debuts with independent rear suspension / News
Two heavy hitters have been introduced by the Golden Bowtie to go head-to-head against the Ford Expedition.
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2019 Toyota Camry Review - Behind the Wheel / Video Review
The 2019 Toyota Camry, an executive's best friend through the traffic-ridden streets of the Philippines. Watch as Caco reviews and goes Behind the Wheel of this midsize sedan.
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5 features you’ll love in the new Ford Everest in a long drive / Featured Article
Ford invited us on a 600+ km media drive to put the new Everest through its paces, from mountains, through highways, and through provincial traffic.
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BEWARE: MMDA's No Contact Apprehension policy works. / Featured Article
One of our officemates received a letter from the MMDA for a violation he committed on EDSA that was captured by one of the CCTVs.
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C5 Southlink opens to reduce traffic along SLEX and EDSA / News
DPWH secretary Mark Villar announces the opening of the C5 Southlink that hopes to reduce traffic between Paranaque and Taguig
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2019 Mitsubishi Strada Technology & Safety Review / Review
With its slew of active and passive safety features, the Strada climbs to be the best in safety in the pickup truck segment.
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Want a 10-year driver's license? Here's how / News
The DOTR through the LTO recently released the implementing rules and regulations of Republic Act No.10930. This amends the Land Transportation and Traffic Code, which pertains to the validi...
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Why I prefer a manual transmission, even in bad city traffic / Featured Article
At the time of CVTs and hellish traffic, one man defies the trend and will opt for a manual.
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Philippine Road traffic signs and markings: A refresher / Featured Article
Here we cover the different categories of Philippine road signs, as provided by the LTO.
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Hazard lights – Why you shouldn’t use them under heavy downpour / Featured Article
See that red triangle on your dash? It’s used for emergencies only, and with the rainy season on full blast, the use of it becomes more prevalent, here’s why that’s a bad idea.
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Why is it unethical to stand in a parking slot to reserve it? - Editor Speaks / Featured Article
Vehicles belong in parking slots, not people.
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Is it dangerous to have a TV inside your car? / Featured Article
While traffic is mind numbing, sinking yourself in good music or a nice ebook is better.
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Foton heavy-duty trucks now come with new financing offers / News
Foton partners with BPI Family Savings Bank to offer more flexible bank financing on heavy-duty trucks.
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Marcos Highway Bridge is closed for the next 8 months / News
The MMDA closes Marcos Highway Bridge to make way for some much-needed rehabilitation and repair.
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Which Philippine region has the most vehicle registrations in 2018 / News
It is no surprise as to which region is home to the most motor vehicles, with a large population density NCR comes out on top for most vehicles registered in 2018.
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Quieter cars like the Nissan LEAF could improve heart health / News
Long exposures to environmental noise levels as high as 54 decibels can put you at risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
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MMDA wants 60 km/h speed limit on EDSA / News
The announced speed limit is meant to minimize the possibility and severity of accidents during non-peak hours.
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Are there window hours for the Number Coding scheme? MMDA clarifies / News
The MMDA with the Metro Manila Council announced the decision to standardize no window hours on all thoroughfares and mabuhay lanes.
