Category: Advocacy
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Bike commuting taught me what it’s like to be vunerable, marginalized, and oppressed
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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Independence from the Car
Embracing a car-free lifestyle enhances mobility, urban exploration, and personal independence. However, systemic transportation issues often hinder its accessibility for… READ MORE
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No Room for Sexism in Cycling
Women can be knowledgeable in bike mechanics, yet sexism persists, with condescending remarks undermining their skills. It’s time to recognize… READ MORE
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GBEL for Finance-Assisted Pedal Assist?
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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Quezon City Holds QC Women in Transport & Mobility Summit
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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350 Pilipinas Holds ‘Life with LEVs’ Event in Quezon City
On February 27, 2026, a panel discussed light electric vehicles (LEVs) and their potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, emphasizing… READ MORE
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The Challenges of Bimodal Travel in Metro Manila
Bimodal travel in Metro Manila is a complex challenge, highlighting the struggles of integrating cycling with public transport, despite its… READ MORE
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“Mamma mia!” The greater tragedy behind the storefront crash at Matteo Guidicelli’s restaurant
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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Language matters when talking about bike commuting
The perception of bike commuting reveals societal biases, with language influencing relationships and attitudes. Advocating for cycling and inclusive infrastructure… READ MORE
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Car-Free Sundays Are Great But…
Car-free Sundays at Ayala promote exercise and community but fall short in challenging car dependency in Metro Manila, reinforcing the… READ MORE
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European Delegation Relaunches Bike Racks in Rizal Park
The EU Delegation’s relaunch of bike racks in Rizal Park emphasizes sustainability and community, promoting cycling as an accessible, eco-friendly… READ MORE
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Why is Public Transport in Metro Manila Disconnected?
Navigating Metro Manila’s public transport revealed significant gaps, creating challenges for commuters. We deserve a more integrated and humane system… READ MORE
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The Ban on E-Bikes and E-Trikes on Major Roads is Stupid, and LTO Should Feel Stupid.
The planned ban on e-bikes by the LTO undermines sustainable transport efforts, risks vulnerable users’ safety, and reflects a car-centric… READ MORE
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Are DOTr Officials Still Commuting?
The Department of Transportation’s commuting rule for employees aimed to foster empathy and challenge perceptions of public transport, but risks… READ MORE
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Sakay.ph and the Politics of Public Transport Data
Sakay.ph enhances public transport navigation, focusing on local data gaps. Although facing funding issues and government challenges, it aims to… READ MORE
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