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Lacson suggests reverse EDSA busway to prevent illegal entry

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March 02, 2025

Returning senatorial candidate Panfilo Lacson has pitched the idea to reverse the direction of the EDSA busway to prevent its unauthorized use.

- MARC JAYSON CAYABYAB

Lacson suggests reverse EDSA busway to prevent illegal entry

"To prevent unauthorized vehicles from using the bus way, MMDA (Metropolitan Manila Development Authority) may consider studying the infrastructure reconfiguration to reverse the direction of buses passing through the bus lanes and make the problem solve itself," Lacson said on X.

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