Manila consultancy firm proposes comprehensive SRP traffic study

A Metro Manila-based consultancy firm has formally expressed interest in conducting a comprehensive traffic study at the Cebu South Road Properties (SRP), a move that is expected to be a potential turning point in addressing years of congestion, accidents, and urban mobility challenges along the coastal corridor.

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TYLin International, led by Managing Director Engr. Dante Bautista recently presented its proposal during a meeting with Mayor Nestor Archival, the South Road Properties Management Office (SRPMO), and the Active Locators Association, the City's Public Information Office (PIO) said.

The study will form part of the proposed Cebu South Coastal Road Comprehensive Traffic Management Plan.

Bautista committed to completing the study within four to six months, but Mayor Archival urged the firm to fast-track its findings by January 2026—just in time for the Sinulog festivities, when traffic volumes around SRP typically surge even as the Sinulog will not be done in that area again.