The Philippine Bicycle Count Drops Amid Weather and Infastructure Gaps
Despite a decline from last year, the citizen-led initiative highlights a growing culture of active mobility in the Philippines
Despite a decline from last year, the citizen-led initiative highlights a growing culture of active mobility in the Philippines
The Walkability Summit held its second successful session on a mission to transform Metro Manila for the people.…
The first-ever Philippine Mobility Summit concluded yesterday with a resounding call for “Mobility for All.” The summit was…
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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The United Nations declared June 3rd as World Bicycle Day, celebrating the bicycle’s versatility and benefits. Quezon City…
Quezon City hosted the first multi-city bicycle mechanic workshop and exhibit. Jeza Rodriguez led the one-day workshop at…