President Rodrigo Duterte has declared the fourth Sunday of November of every year as National Bicycle Day to highlight the importance of non-motorized transportation as a means of fostering sustainable development and promoting environmental health.
Road safety advocates shared some reasons why road crashes continue despite the lockdown.
'Stay at home' is the message of road safety advocates, especially for young students, to keep them safe from possible injuries on the road.
As pedal power gains momentum in the city, cyclists are urging other road users to share the road.
As Baguio City prepares to resume limited business activity with the easing of restrictions, traffic enforcers urge motorists to take precautions and drive defensively.
Gawing priyoridad ang kaligtasan ng mga bata sa daan.
Some car seats have expiry dates while others don’t. But would an expired child car seat compromise one’s safety in a car?
People make mistakes on the road and some crashes are inevitable, but they should not injure or kill.
Road Safety Journalism Fellow Jerald Uy talks with a pair of parents while travelling with their son secured in a car seat.
Shocking road crashes, less than a week apart, have again raised questions about the country’s driving standards, the oftentimes problematic behavior of people behind the wheel, and how the government can address these recurring concerns. One solution that the government is set to implement soon is a total revamp of the driver’s licensing system, which aims to ensure that only qualified persons will be able to secure a driver’s license.
