Quote Originally Posted by k00k View Post
I used to take Bonifacio/Global City as a way to get to Makati and EDSA from the C5/Taguig areas where I live. Guess what? Not anymore! My five to ten minute drive across Global City has more than doubled since those traffic lights were installed and became online. Spent more time waiting for greens than moving.

I believe what they can do is to put in 'synchronized' stoplights, yung tipong go all the way if you drive within the speed limit (which is set to 50km/h). This is done in high-traffic volume areas, like Quirino Ave in Manila and some parts of Ayala in Makati.
Yup, I agree.

A series of synchronized traffic lights in a (high volume) thoroughfare is the most efficient way to manage traffic, assuming that the road is not clogged by road-huggers, like tricycles, pushcarts et al....

Also, in case of clogged lanes due to accident for example,- everyone should always keep the intersection open....

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