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Improved public transportation enhances quality of life
Manila Bulletin
|March 25, 2025
In a decisive move to overhaul the Philippines’ transportation sector, Department of Transportation (DOTr) Secretary Vince Dizon has implemented a series of reforms aimed at enhancing mass transit systems and restoring public trust. His initiatives—including the affirmation of the EDSA Busway’s importance, the consideration of extended operating hours for Metro Rail Transit (MRT) lines, and the swift dismissal of personnel involved in the recent ‘tanim-bala’ incident—underscore a commitment to efficient, reliable, and safe public transportation.
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The EDSA Busway has become an integral part of Metro Manila’s daily commute, serving millions of passengers annually. Despite discussions about its potential removal, Secretary Dizon has firmly defended its necessity. He emphasized that eliminating the busway is not an option, especially given the current insufficiency in mass transit options. Instead, the focus is on improving and upgrading the existing infrastructure to ensure smoother travel for commuters.
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