LRT - POLITIKO

Mean tweets vs DOTC Sec. Abaya

In case you missed it, Transportation Secretary Joseph Emilio Abaya made a rare appearance at the PNR train today. With staff, security and television crews

Memes of the week

1. pic.twitter.com/w6rIacfwzr — filipinas (@v_vangogh) July 5, 2015 2. fr FB pic.twitter.com/XPA9HniGF7 — filipinas (@v_vangogh) July 3, 2015 3. Masipag:- DongYan Wedding- Interview with Vice

After riding the MRT, will Bongbong take the LRT challenge?

Senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. is saddened by the present state of the Light Rail Transit (LRT) following a series of breakdowns and other woes

Top tweets: Vice Ganda hits premature campaigning of Binay

1. Itong isang to ayaw pang umaming nangangampanya na sya. E anung tawag mo dyan gumagawa ka lng ng music video ng Ikot Ikot Lang

Lani Mercado asks PNoy to address MRT woes

Cavite Rep. Lani Mercado Revilla has called on the Aquino government to resolve the problems hounding the country’s transportation sector, particularly the poor service of

Ayala, Metro Pacific to benefit from LRT1 fare hike — Bayan

The Ayala family and Metro Pacific group of Manuel V. Pangilinan and Salim family of Indonesia will be the main beneficiaries of a fare hike

Recto to LTO: Stop ‘ill-advised’ replacement of license plates

Senator Ralph Recto on Friday urged the Land Transportation Office (LTO) to stop its ill-advised policy of replacing all motor vehicles license plates amid questions

Tiangco scores Aquino admin for another train glitch

United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) interim president and Navotas Rep. Tobias Tiangco branded the Aquino administration as “public menace” following the latest mishap at Metro Manila’s

UNA blames ex-DOTC chief Mar for train woes

OPPOSITION force United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) has blamed potential administration bet Mar Roxas–among other people–for the persisting woes in the country’s train systems, the latest

MRT, LRT are packed like ‘corned beef’, says militant politikos

The daily plight of LRT and MRT passengers can no longer be compared to a can of sardines but more of a “corned beef,” militant