Tag: Metro Manila
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Northeast Monsoon Bites: Amihan Brings Cold, Dry Winds to Metro Manila and Beyond
What is Amihan and why it matters The northeast monsoon, locally known as amihan, is a seasonal weather pattern that sweeps across the Philippines from late October through March. It delivers cooler, dry air from the north to the archipelago, especially impacting Metro Manila and major urban areas. This period often brings crisp mornings, lower…
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Amihan Winds in the Philippines: Northeast Monsoon Impacts
What is the Amihan and where is it felt? The Amihan, the northeast monsoon, is a seasonal weather pattern that typically ushers in cooler, drier air across much of the Philippines. As the air mass moves from the continental northeast toward the archipelago, it can bring noticeable temperature drops and a change in humidity levels.…
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Amihan Winds Gripping Metro Manila and Across the Philippines: What It Means for Daily Life
What is amihan and where it’s felt now The northeast monsoon, locally known as amihan, is drawing cool, dry air from the northern regions toward the Philippines. Weather authorities say the cold spell and lower humidity are not uncommon as winter approaches in the archipelago. In Metro Manila and many parts of the country, mornings…
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Metro Manila E-trikes Ban: LTO Enforcement Update
Overview of the Ban The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has begun enforcing a ban on electric tricycles and electric bicycles on several major thoroughfares across Metro Manila. The move aims to address growing traffic congestion and road-safety concerns, with officials citing regulatory gaps and mixed compliance among riders and operators. Which Roads Are Affected Authorities…
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E-trikes Ban Expands on Major Metro Manila Roads
Metro Manila Tightens Rules on E-Trikes on Major Roads The Land Transportation Office (LTO) announced updated enforcement policies targeting electric tricycles (e-trikes) and electric bicycles (e-bikes) along several of Metro Manila’s busiest corridors. The move, which began yesterday, aims to address persistent traffic bottlenecks and road-safety concerns that have accompanied the rapid rise of electric,…
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Metro Manila Bans E-Trikes on Major Roads
New Enforcement on Metro Manila Roads The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has begun enforcing a ban on electric tricycles (e-trikes) and electric bicycles on several major thoroughfares in Metro Manila. The move comes as authorities cite growing concerns over traffic flow and road safety, arguing that powered two- and three-wheeled vehicles pose challenges for pedestrians,…
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LTO Cracks Down on E-Bikes and E-Trikes in Metro Manila
Overview of the crackdown The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has initiated a strict enforcement drive against electric bicycles (e-bikes) and electric tricycles (e-trikes) on major avenues in Metro Manila, signaling a nationwide push for clearer regulations and improved road safety. Beginning January 2, officers are inspecting vehicles for compliance with safety standards, registration, and proper…
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LTO Crackdown on E-Bikes and E-Trikes in Metro Manila
Background of the crackdown The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has initiated a stricter enforcement regime on electric bicycles (e-bikes) and electric tricycles (e-trikes) along major thoroughfares in Metro Manila. Announced by LTO Chief Markus Lacanilao, the move aims to improve pedestrian safety, reduce traffic disruptions, and ensure vehicles meet local standards. As the city population…
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LTO Enforces Crackdown on E-Bikes and E-Trikes in Metro Manila
Overview of the crackdown Starting January 2, the Land Transportation Office (LTO) intensified enforcement against electric bikes (e-bikes) and electric tricycles (e-trikes) on major thoroughfares in Metro Manila. The move, confirmed by LTO Chief Markus Lacanilao in a recent interview, aims to improve road safety, regulate vehicle classifications, and ensure these increasingly popular forms of…
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Ayala Land Sells Stake in Alabang Center to Madrigal Family
Overview Ayala Land Incorporated (ALI) has announced a major shift in its Metro Manila real estate portfolio, selling its 50% stake in the Alabang Commercial Center to the Madrigal family for PHP 13.5 billion. The deal, reported by local media and confirmed by multiple sources, marks a significant realignment in ownership of one of the…