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What started as a bike bus for new bike commuters for the climate change organization 350 Pilipinas has now grown… READ MORE
Concerns over street parking obstructing emergency vehicles prompted discussions about potential bans. Local governments must prioritize public safety and pedestrian… READ MORE
350 Pilipinas hosted another bike bus in Mandaluyong, proving that despite the gridlock, its narrow streets actually give it huge… READ MORE
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Participatory transport planning emphasizes involving commuters in urban mobility design, prioritizing their experiences to create safer, equitable, and human-centered transit… READ MORE
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The Workers’ Bike Bus initiative by 350 Pilipinas champions safe commuting for workers, fostering confidence and advocacy for better infrastructure… READ MORE
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Our experiences on the road illustrate how systemic bias against cyclists normalize risk, shift accountability away from dangerous drivers, and… READ MORE
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Embracing a car-free lifestyle enhances mobility, urban exploration, and personal independence. However, systemic transportation issues often hinder its accessibility for… READ MORE
Women can be knowledgeable in bike mechanics, yet sexism persists, with condescending remarks undermining their skills. It’s time to recognize… READ MORE
The new GBEL program for bikes gives government workers a loan to buy transport, but why must essential mobility come… READ MORE
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The QC Women in Transport & Mobility Summit aimed to address women’s commuting challenges, advocate for safer transport, and promote… READ MORE
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On February 27, 2026, a panel discussed light electric vehicles (LEVs) and their potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, emphasizing… READ MORE
Bimodal travel in Metro Manila is a complex challenge, highlighting the struggles of integrating cycling with public transport, despite its… READ MORE
Minimizing negligence through kindness reframes accountability, normalizes dangerous driving, and shifts blame onto victims, revealing how car-centric narratives excuse harm… READ MORE
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The perception of bike commuting reveals societal biases, with language influencing relationships and attitudes. Advocating for cycling and inclusive infrastructure… READ MORE
Car-free Sundays at Ayala promote exercise and community but fall short in challenging car dependency in Metro Manila, reinforcing the… READ MORE
A blog about urban mobility and exploring the Philippines on bikes. Words and photos by Myta Santiago and Leandro Mangubat.
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