Gintong parking. It's about time for a regulating body

[niky]

Ang problema sa atin, we kept on comparing PH to other developed countries. Developing pa lang tayo. Maganda transport system ng Singapore, HK and japan? Mga developed countries. Ang layo naman yata ng comparison. Is PH comparable to those countries?

As for skyrocketing parking fee. Kung ayaw magbayad eh di Huwag gumamit ng kotse. Kahit saan naman financial district in the world mahal Ang parking.






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Pretty much.

I don't see a problem with the parking rate. If you have no business at the hospital, then you have no business parking there, di ba?

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Parking in the whole of Alabang used to be free. But now that traffic is increasing, there are fewer and fewer free lots. Last ones, I think, are S&R and South Supermarket... they're still too far away from offices and other businesses for it to matter.

[bloowolf]

Pretty much.

I don't see a problem with the parking rate. If you have no business at the hospital, then you have no business parking there, di ba?

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Parking in the whole of Alabang used to be free. But now that traffic is increasing, there are fewer and fewer free lots. Last ones, I think, are S&R and South Supermarket... they're still too far away from offices and other businesses for it to matter.

McDonalds Alabang, ATC near the church, SM Las Piñas open parking. Metro Mall, Puregold & Shopwise Alabang validates parking tickets, good for 4 hours. With the cost of real estate, taxes, cost to develop parking areas, naturally, they would charge. I keep a mental note of those that charge too high, like metal parking in Shopwise. I would avoid them in the future.

[_Cathy_]

McDonalds Alabang, ATC near the church, SM Las Piñas open parking. Metro Mall, Puregold & Shopwise Alabang validates parking tickets, good for 4 hours. With the cost of real estate, taxes, cost to develop parking areas, naturally, they would charge. I keep a mental note of those that charge too high, like metal parking in Shopwise. I would avoid them in the future.

Same here. I patronize more often establishments that offer free or reasonable parking fees.