EU-Funded Bike Racks Relaunched at Rizal Park to Boost Green Mobility
Cyclists and urban advocates gathered at Rizal Park on January 17. They celebrated the relaunch of newly refurbished…
Cyclists and urban advocates gathered at Rizal Park on January 17. They celebrated the relaunch of newly refurbished…
Iloilo City has made history. It is the first recipient of the prestigious Katipunan Award. This recognition was…
Quezon City vibrated with energy from two wheels. It did so from November 21 to 23, 2025. The…
Despite a decline from last year, the citizen-led initiative highlights a growing culture of active mobility in the Philippines
The Mobility Awards is sounding the alarm. Vehicular crash are on the rise. Bike lanes are disappearing. This is unacceptable. The Awards is calling for immediate action to improve road safety and create more inclusive street infrastructure. This is crucial for the 94% of Filipinos who rely on walking, cycling and active mobile device for transportation.
The Mobility Awards will consider the quality of cycling infrastructure, supportive policies, inclusivity, and creative solutions. New categories include a Pedestrian-Friendly City Award and the Padyak Power to the People! The award, which celebrates cyclists who use bikes for their livelihood.
A massive community bike ride on July 5th sent a powerful message. The ride, organized by Cycle Savers, protested the MMDA plan to reduce and potentially eliminate the Commonwealth Avenue bicycle lane. Over 150 cyclists joined the ride. Groups like the 350 Pilipinas Bike Squad, Happy Pedal Project, Make It Safer Movement (MISMO), Uwak Cycling Community, and West Crame were represented. Ordinary citizens joined too. Many rode bicycles, e-bikes, or scooters.
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