Articles about Edsa

An upgrade to smoothen our lives
Highway 54, Avenida 19 de Junio, and Epifanio de los Santos avenue. These are the names of EDSA through the years, arguably the most famous road in the Philippines. Stretching 23.8 kilometers from the Bonifacio monument on the north end to
Roadwork and repairs began on December 24, 2025
After kicking off on December 24, 2025, the EDSA Rehabilitation Project is now 31% completed, as reported by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH).It looks like the project is on track to meet its original completion date on May
Internet speeds are said to be around 60mbps
The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) has announced that 17 EDSA Busway stations have been outfitted with free unlimited Wi-Fi. Connection speeds are said to peak at 60mbps-ironically similar to EDSA's 60kph speed limit.Since the EDSA
Cubao, Magallanes, and PITX
The Department of Transportation is continuing with its efforts to improve public transportation in the city, specifically the EDSA Busway. At the turn of the year, it announced that three new stations will begin construction in 2026.The new stations will be
Construction is expected to conclude on May 31
The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has completed the first segment of the EDSA Rehabilitation Project. As of January 4, 2026, the busway lanes from Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City, to Orense, Makati City, have been paved with a new stone
They’re also banned from using the Quirino Avenue-Magallanes segment of SLEX
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has followed through on its initiative to ban e-trikes from major thoroughfares. What was originally scheduled to start on December 1, 2025, is now in full effect.As of today, January 2, 2026, e-trikes and
Shoppers can now check EDSA traffic conditions in real time
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has installed live video feeds of EDSA traffic conditions in information kiosks at SM Megamall. This is the first initiative in the agency's traffic information sharing project, which aims to promote transparency and data-driven
With zero transaction fees, too
The Department of Transportation (DOTr) has announced that the EDSA Busway system now accepts cashless payments via GCash. Commuters can now scan a QR code that busway conductors will have on their person to pay for their fare.Giovanni Lopez, secretary of
Is this finally it?
Could this be the final iteration of the EDSA Rehabilitation Project that has been haunting motorists and commuters throughout the year?The Department of Public Works and Highways announced that the EDSA Rehab Project will commence on December 24, 2025, at 11pm.
Latest updates on the replacement to Mt. Kamuning
The EDSA-Kamuning footbridge, better known as Mt. Kamuning in Quezon City, is getting replaced, and we're looking forward to seeing a brand-new, commuter-friendly footbridge very soon. The EDSA Busway is receiving several improvements in the near future, including
Yup, that just happened
E-trikes and e-bikes have been subjects of public scrutiny for quite some time now. While it's arguable whether or not the general public's opinions are justified, there are times when you just won't be able to help
This bus service runs from Monumento to PITX 24/7
For those who regularly commute (or those looking for an alternative to driving through heavy traffic), the EDSA Carousel can be one of the fastest ways to get from north to south quickly along Metro Manila's main thoroughfare.This bus route,
The SM MOA Busway Station now serves northbound and southbound routes
Here's some good news for commuters who regularly travel north to south of the metro, as well as non-commuters looking for efficient and affordable transport options, especially on coding days.The EDSA Busway recently expanded with a new bus stop
This could impact how current and future Busway stations are set up
The EDSA-SM Mall of Asia Busway Station will be testing out a new traffic scheme from Monday, September 22, 2025, until next Tuesday, September 30. After the dry run, full implementation is set to kick off on Wednesday, October 1, 2025.
We say this every year, but this 2025, we’re refreshing this friendly reminder
The rainy season is upon us once more, and that doesn't just mean floods around the metro-that also means more riders waiting under flyovers and overpasses to take shelter from the rain.An oddly specific and almost random mention of
It’s expected to be completed by December
Yesterday, the Department of Transportation announced that a commuter-friendly concourse will replace the grueling, 30-foot-tall EDSA-Kamuning footbridge, also known as Mt. Kamuning.The new Kamuning EDSA Busway concourse is expected to be operational in December later this year,
Good riddance
The EDSA-Kamuning footbridge, better known as Mt. Kamuning, is on its way out, and a brand-new, commuter-friendly concourse will take its place. According to the Department of Transportation, the Kamuning EDSA Busway concourse will be constructed similarly to the
The project is expected to be completed by mid-2026
The EDSA Busway Rehabilitation Project is underway, with the renovation of four existing stations and the construction of three new stations. According to the Department of Transportation, all works are expected to be completed around the second and third quarters of 2026.
Starting August 9, the following rerouting plan will be in place
The SM Megamall Busway Station and Concourse is expected to break ground on Saturday, August 9, 2025. Once completed, commuters should have a covered and convenient walkway between the EDSA Bus Carousel and SM Megamall Building A.To make way for construction,
We’re not kidding, this is real
The EDSA Rehabilitation Project had the right intentions and goals in mind, but higher-ups might have deemed it too premature or felt it was rushed, which was why the government eventually suspended the program. And since it was binned, we've
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