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September 2nd, 2014 09:14 AM #23
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September 2nd, 2014 09:46 AM #24
I think U-turn slots and rotondas are ok per se, but they have to be built as part of the overall plan. Hindi pwede yung isingit lang doon ng basta-basta, like what BF did. So as not to hinder the overall flow of traffic, which is what the U-turn slot is supposed to be doing, there should be lanes just for the U-turners. Straight traffic should not be impeded. Nahighlight lang lalo yung bad habits ng pinoy sa merging and making turns from the outermost lanes. Not to mention yung mga public transport na 6 lanes kung mag-u-turn hindi nila ma-apprehend.
Waze was a little off last Sunday. U-Turn slot pa yung orientation niya, so when I came down from J.Vargas hoping to go to Libis, I got stuck. Anyhow, used better judgement and got out of there. In theory, the traffic lights should impede the supposedly continuous flow of straight thru traffic. But since there is no such thing as straight thrum with all those bottlenecks and hazards, the traffic lights should work.
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September 2nd, 2014 09:48 AM #25Took the same route, except I tried to exit at Calle Industria intersection.... still bad
Couldn't go to C5 as Marcos Hiway in the Dela Paz area is already choked with traffic.
Before, on a good day, I can reach the office before 8am. Now, its 830. Not only this traffic is testing my patience, its stressing my bladder!
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September 2nd, 2014 11:14 AM #26
Today is not as good as yesterday. Ipi/ortigas to lanuza is moderate to heavy this morning 7am; It was light to moderate yesterday.
Travel time from ortigas extension to kapitolyo is back to almost an hour. When yesterday it only took 30mins.
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September 2nd, 2014 11:29 AM #27
So far, so bad.
Had a hard time crossing C-5 last night. Ortigas was backed up till Greenmeadows. Julia Vargas was backed up way pass Starbucks. Lanuza was backed up till St. Martin, even with a counterflow going on. Had to go all the way to Shaw Blvd. just to cross C5 into Pasig.
Hard to imagine that this would improve traffic, specially if you traverse the whole of C5 and not coming from the newly opened intersections. At least before, you were crawling. Now, you get to a full stop multiple times.
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September 2nd, 2014 02:05 PM #28I think having the U-turn slots is still better than having those traffic lights. Although the U-turn slots should be properly design so that "singeteros" can't do what they usually do. Dapat sa mga U-turn slots ay may harang talaga para 1 lane lang ang ma-occupy ng mga mag uu-turn.
Kung madedesign nila ng ganyan sigurado akong mas maluwag ang trapik. Oh BTW, yung mga buwisit ng jeep na ginagawang terminal yung sa tapat ng eastwood, dapat sa mga yan ay pasabugin!
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September 2nd, 2014 02:31 PM #29
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September 2nd, 2014 02:39 PM #30
U-turn slots are stop-gap roundabouts. So to legitimize them, the signalized intersections should be made into roundabouts. Mahirap sa Pinas halong American at Brit sa traffic policy, kaya di tuloy marunong sa roundabout mga Pinoy. Mythbusters yung nag-simulate, and they found that roundabouts moved traffic faster than stop-go intersections.
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