DOTr wants to widen bike lanes, pedestrian walkways along EDSA
The Department of Transportation wants to improve the existing bicycle lanes and pedestrian walkways along select parts of EDSA.
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The Department of Transportation wants to improve the existing bicycle lanes and pedestrian walkways along select parts of EDSA.
(Photo courtesy of DOTr) MANILA -The Department of Transportation (DOTr) is set to improve walkways and bicycle lanes across the National Capital Region (NCR) after the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) approved its Active Transport Infrastructure Improvement Program (ATIIP). In a statement on Friday, the DOTr said a dry run of the ATIIP will include improvements on road configuration, "widening of pedestrian walkways and protected bi-directional bike lanes." "The project forms part of the DOTr and the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) joint partnersh...
A bill that provides $200 million for workforce housing infrastructure is designed to give municipalities and developers the flexibility to pitch projects aimed at their local workforce needs.
The Governor’s Office of Economic Development voted Wednesday to 1.5 million total to develop three cities each in developing land for future growth.
First of all, that's never worked in the last 60 years, but even if it were to work, that's two, three, four years down the road. we need action now. i think bob's plan is a good one, particularly infrastructure. 25,000 jobs are produced for every billion dollars of infrastructure spending. every expert agrees with that. chris, if we did a $200 billion infrastructure improvement program -- and i'm not just talking about roads and bridges -- our electrical grid, our broadband, dams, levees, everything we need to fix, we're falling apart, number one it would make us more economically competitive...