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    January 20th, 2011 02:34 PM #1
    the root of the traffic problem is govt did not plan for the increase in number of motor vehicles decades ago

    the road network of metro manila wasnt designed to handle the present number of motor vehicles
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    January 20th, 2011 02:41 PM #2
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    the root of the traffic problem is govt did not plan for the increase in number of motor vehicles decades ago

    the road network of metro manila wasnt designed to handle the present number of motor vehicles
    Even the city is poorly planned. haha. It's hopeless!
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    January 20th, 2011 03:00 PM #3
    mga inhenyeros natin noon ay di naisip ito, maski sa flood control,wala din...kumbaga, walang forecast...

    ang mgagawa na lang ay ang paano ba maiibsan? nanjan na e....paano ba ang magandang paraan para maibsan ang traffic?

    Carpooling,color coding,phase out system,strick guidelines sa franchising ng PUVs,maghigpit sa mga kolorum(RFID is really helpful sa pagsugpo nito),proper training sa traffic enforcers and drivers as well,buy more coaches sa Mass transit, walang truck na allowed bumiyahe sa MM sa takdang oras......etc..

    And opkors, kamay na bakal sa magpapatupad ng mga ito....
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    July 7th, 2013 11:14 AM #4
    Quote Originally Posted by desert fox View Post
    mga inhenyeros natin noon ay di naisip ito, maski sa flood control,wala din...kumbaga, walang forecast...

    ang mgagawa na lang ay ang paano ba maiibsan? nanjan na e....paano ba ang magandang paraan para maibsan ang traffic?

    Carpooling,color coding,phase out system,strick guidelines sa franchising ng PUVs,maghigpit sa mga kolorum(RFID is really helpful sa pagsugpo nito),proper training sa traffic enforcers and drivers as well,buy more coaches sa Mass transit, walang truck na allowed bumiyahe sa MM sa takdang oras......etc..

    And opkors, kamay na bakal sa magpapatupad ng mga ito....
    Wala ngang foresight,noon wala pang ganitong problema kaya di nila iniisip solusyon dahil wala ngang iso solve,now may problema di naman alam solusyon,hehehe,pano nga ba kuya?
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    January 20th, 2011 06:10 PM #5
    Quote Originally Posted by uls View Post
    the root of the traffic problem is govt did not plan for the increase in number of motor vehicles decades ago

    the road network of metro manila wasnt designed to handle the present number of motor vehicles
    +1. That's what I really have in mind when I said root cause in my previous post.

    Quote Originally Posted by desert fox View Post
    mga inhenyeros natin noon ay di naisip ito, maski sa flood control,wala din...kumbaga, walang forecast...
    +1
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