Traffic!

**cast_no_shadow** · October 26th, 2018 01:11 PM

Originally Posted by essjei55

traffic na sobra sa connecticut going to edsa simula dinamihan yung plastic barrier hanggang bago mag shell station

From where start nung barriers?

Allowed pa din ba street parking? Kaya 1 lane na lang edsa bound, may street parking kase. Ayun kaya naging norm na ang counterflow dyan pag umaga papunta edsa.

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**essjei55** · October 26th, 2018 01:41 PM

Originally Posted by cast_no_shadow

From where start nung barriers?

Allowed pa din ba street parking? Kaya 1 lane na lang edsa bound, may street parking kase. Ayun kaya naging norm na ang counterflow dyan pag umaga papunta edsa.

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Yes bro allowed pa rin street parking, nagiging 2 lanes dahil counterflow pa rin tapos bottleneck sa petron

Re start of barrier, di ko napansin pa. Pag daan ko ulit sipatin ko

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**jut703** · October 26th, 2018 01:54 PM

Originally Posted by beepbeepph

How I wish!.. Feeling ko yan ang gusto ng lahat ng employees. Almost every weekend we travel 3 to 4 hours roundtrip. Sana ma solve na talaga ang everyday stress naten.

I can work from home any day I like but I find myself more productive in the office. Best compromise is to work in a coffee shop. Gastos nga lang.

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**zechs** · October 26th, 2018 02:00 PM

Not everyone has the luxury of working at home like me (medical field)

But I've tried working at home, its not for me. Hirap maging productive sa bahay. Daming distractions. Haha

**SpinCycle** · October 26th, 2018 04:55 PM

I wonder if any govt official has the balls to implement something similar in Metro Manila:

If your vehicle does not meet the ULEZ standard you will need to pay the ULEZ charge from 8 April 2019.

It will be:
•£12.50 per day for cars, motorcycles and vans (under 3.5 tonnes)
•£100.00 per day for heavier vehicles, including lorries (over 3.5 tonnes) and buses/coaches (over 5 tonnes)

You can avoid the charge by taking public transport, cycling, walking or for essential journeys, use a vehicle that meets the emission standards.

This is part of the commitment by the Mayor, Sadiq Khan, and TfL to help Londoners breathe cleaner air.

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**mda** · October 26th, 2018 04:56 PM

Originally Posted by SpinCycle

I wonder if any govt official has the balls to implement something similar in Metro Manila:

If your vehicle does not meet the ULEZ standard you will need to pay the ULEZ charge from 8 April 2019.

It will be:
•£12.50 per day for cars, motorcycles and vans (under 3.5 tonnes)
•£100.00 per day for heavier vehicles, including lorries (over 3.5 tonnes) and buses/coaches (over 5 tonnes)

You can avoid the charge by taking public transport, cycling, walking or for essential journeys, use a vehicle that meets the emission standards.

This is part of the commitment by the Mayor, Sadiq Khan, and TfL to help Londoners breathe cleaner air.

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Will never pass; almost all PUVs will fail this and will pass charges on to the public. Political suicide from politicians backing this.

**SpinCycle** · October 26th, 2018 05:04 PM

Originally Posted by mda

Will never pass; almost all PUVs will fail this and will pass charges on to the public. Political suicide from politicians backing this.

Yeah I guess it's just a pipe dream that someone in govt would be thinking about the future and not just their own.

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**mda** · October 26th, 2018 05:12 PM

Originally Posted by SpinCycle

Yeah I guess it's just a pipe dream that someone in govt would be thinking about the future and not just their own.

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Exactly. I think politicians and the public officials in general aren't incompetent... They are competent but hindi public service yung priority nila hehehe.

**tagatamong** · October 26th, 2018 08:12 PM

Originally Posted by mda

Exactly. I think politicians and the public officials in general aren't incompetent... They are competent but hindi public service yung priority nila hehehe.

Government officials are, for a fact, incompetent.

If they aren't, they'd be in the private sector raking in big bucks honestly.

**12vdc** · October 26th, 2018 11:22 PM

Originally Posted by SpinCycle

I wonder if any govt official has the balls to implement something similar in Metro Manila:

If your vehicle does not meet the ULEZ standard you will need to pay the ULEZ charge from 8 April 2019.

It will be:
•£12.50 per day for cars, motorcycles and vans (under 3.5 tonnes)
•£100.00 per day for heavier vehicles, including lorries (over 3.5 tonnes) and buses/coaches (over 5 tonnes)

You can avoid the charge by taking public transport, cycling, walking or for essential journeys, use a vehicle that meets the emission standards.

This is part of the commitment by the Mayor, Sadiq Khan, and TfL to help Londoners breathe cleaner air.

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I'd be better with bad air than mass annihilation of illegal immigrants from syria and africa