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SunStar File photo THE Davao City government is planning to create more bicycle lanes in six areas in the city. This is in addition to the 27 new and upgraded bicycle lanes, in partnership with the Department of Public works and Highways-Davao Region (DPWH-Davao). According to the plan, the Davao City Transport and Traffic Management Office (CTTMO) and DPWH-Davao will create bicycle lanes along the Carlos P. Garcia Highway (Diversion Road), Davao-Bukidnon Highway, Matina Aplaya to Ecoland Drive, C. Bangoy St., Ecowest Drive, and Tulip Drive. CTTMO chief Dionisio Abude said 27 roads in th...

Warning triangles to be phased out - replaced by flashing emergency lights By Andrew Atkinson Obligatory warning triangles for drivers in Spain used in case of a breakdown are being phased out and replaced with flashing emergency lights. From January 1, 2021, a series of new road rules in Spain was announced in changes to Spain’s Traffic Code regulations. The “luz de emergencia V-16” – flashing light – is to be in situ in vehicles, in case of a breakdown or emergency by placing it on the roof of the car. The flashing light replaces a warning triangle, behind and in front of a car on...

Senator Ralph Recto (Senate of the Philippines / FILE PHOTO / MANILA BULLETIN) The senator, in a statement, said this is one of the several policies of the LTO that have been “creating lucrative downstream industry as a result of their privatized implementation”. Recto pointed out that Republic Act No. 10930, the law extending the validity of driver’s license to five years and strengthening the rules on the issuance of the licenses, does not call for such requirement. The same law was cited by the LTO in the memorandum circular it issued in December, 2019, to make the driving school ...

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SunStar + December 12, 2020 I SHOULD stop criticizing the Cebu City Government and its policy to contain the current pandemic. On paper, it may appear that the City continues to implement what some may perceive as “draconian” measures to prevent infection of Sars-CoV-2, the virus that causes the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19). But, if you look around you, it’s quite obvious it has loosened its grip. That explains the increased traffic and more people about. How else do you explain the group of skateboarders who have sequestered the area outside the Department of Health...