Archive - Chit Estella Road Safety

Road crashes involving pedestrians commonly happen at 5 p.m., on Fridays and weekends.

In the deadliest hours, the streets are clear of traffic enforcers who can help save lives.

“Framing road safety as a public health concern makes a big difference on how the problem will be addressed"

Data show that too few motorists wear seat belts.

Commemorating World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims in Metro Manila.

Three public buses and one shuttle bus have fallen off the Metro Manila Skyway since 2011.

Simbulan, who would have turned 60 on Aug. 19, made it her mission to “help produce good journalists, journalists who can be better than me.”

For a program that checks if vehicles are well-maintained, the government failed in the upkeep of the MVIS.

The law's implementing rules and regulation has been refined.

It's unlawful and unsafe.

Rodolfo survived Typhoon Yolanda, but not a road crash.

San Fernando City is facing this problem now.

Commuters, pedestrians,and traffic enforcers face health risks daily.

Taxi drivers on 24-hour duty constantly experience fatigue

The number of road crashes involving motorcycles in Metro Manila is rising.

Transport groups call it a phaseout, not modernization.

A measly sum of money that cannot compensate for the loss of a loved one.

Experts need to explain the intricacies of the new law