The DPWH has opened the Sta. Ines-Atlu Bola bypass road in Pampanga and the northbound lane of Tuganay Bridge in Davao, while resuming work on the Aganan Flyover in Iloilo to alleviate congestion.
Cebu Governor Pamela Baricuatro inspected the Cebu South Bus Terminal as asphalt repairs hit 49.12% completion. The P12 million project aims to finish before Holy Week.
The DPWH Cebu City explains that design changes and government interventions caused delays in the P30.8-million V. Rama Street project, addressing public complaints about traffic and asphalt work.
A new passenger ferry service connecting Mandaue and Lapu-Lapu cities will begin operations in April 2026, aiming to ease transportation costs and improve connectivity for residents and workers.
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The DPWH Cebu City District Engineering Office has clarified delays in the P30.8-million V. Rama Ave. road improvement project, attributing them to design adjustments, permitting issues, and local government interventions amid public complaints.
Cebu City Councilor Winston Pepito warns PUJ drivers against overtaking on shared CBRT lanes to prevent competition with the bus system, citing economic impacts and delays in project implementation.
Carlos A. Gothong Lines Inc. launches GT Express Uno, a passenger ferry service between Mandaue and Lapu-Lapu cities, starting after Holy Week to ease traffic and boost connectivity.
Cebu City allows modern and traditional jeepneys to use CBRT lanes temporarily to address limited bus availability and long waiting times during the system's testing phase.
Cebu City will construct a second pedestrian overpass at the South Road Properties, funded by P96.5 million, to enhance safety amid increasing traffic and prevent fatal accidents.
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Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival permits modern and traditional jeepneys to use CBRT lanes temporarily due to bus shortages, aiming to reduce passenger wait times of up to an hour.
Cebu City has permitted modern and traditional jeepneys to use portions of the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit lanes following public complaints about heavy traffic after the system's rollout.
The proposed Danao-to-Carcar railway promises to transform Cebu's transport landscape, but questions about funding, land acquisition, and governance threaten its implementation timeline and effectiveness.
Cebu Province plans a new transport system with fixed schedules and integration with the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit, backed by a P20 million grant to improve public mobility and discipline.
Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival warns that ongoing construction challenges have delayed the Pulangbato Bridge again, potentially affecting water delivery to upland communities during the dry season. The project, now valued at P27 million, faces setbacks f
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Mayor Nestor Archival acknowledges traffic congestion issues with the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit system and considers allowing PUVs in some lanes if they don't disrupt buses.
Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival announced potential adjustments to CBRT traffic policies, including allowing PUVs on some lanes. The move aims to reduce congestion and improve flow, with the DOTr overseeing changes.
A journalist's firsthand experience on the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit reveals a swift 6-minute journey from South Bus Terminal to Fuente Osmeña, but highlights cleanliness, information gaps, and fare confusion during the test phase.
V-Hire operations at Cebu South Bus Terminal have been temporarily moved near Taboan Public Market to allow for a P12 million asphalt overlay and drainage improvement project, set for completion by March 23 ahead of Holy Week.
DPWH 7 and Danao City officials held a clarificatory meeting to coordinate infrastructure projects, focusing on slope protection in Barangays Guinacot and Suba, budget updates, and addressing local concerns like flooding and road safety.
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The Independent Commission for Infrastructure has formally turned over all evidence on flood control project anomalies to the Ombudsman and recommended winding up its operations by March 31, 2026.
Passengers were confused about designated stops on the first day of Cebu Bus Rapid Transit operations, prompting calls for better public communication. Officials clarify buses only stop at stations.
The Cebu South Bus Terminal begins a P12 million asphalt and drainage repair project to address long-standing issues, with work scheduled nightly to minimize disruption ahead of the busy passenger season.
The long-awaited launch of Cebu City's Bus Rapid Transit system's first phase has begun, but commuters face traffic pandemonium and concerns over rising fuel prices amid Middle East tensions.
Cebu Bus Rapid Transit's initial operations on March 13, 2026, saw passenger confusion about designated stops, prompting calls for better public information. Free rides offered amid traffic buildup and partial rollout challenges.
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The Independent Commission on Infrastructure will wind down by March 31, 2026, having transferred all investigation documents to oversight agencies and established anti-corruption frameworks.
Cebu City's long-awaited Bus Rapid Transit begins partial operations on March 13, 2026, with details on routes, traffic changes, and potential free rides for commuters.
Cebu City's Bus Rapid Transit begins partial operations on March 13, 2026, but officials remain uncertain about offering free rides. The initial phase will utilize dedicated lanes along key corridors with 17 buses deployed.
Commuters in Cebu City can enjoy free rides on the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit for one year as initial operations begin on March 13, 2026, with 17 buses set to run along a dedicated lane.
Metro Dumaguete Water celebrated its fifth anniversary, highlighting P350 million in water infrastructure investments, including the first pipe bridge in Negros Oriental and technological upgrades.
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The Department of Public Works and Highways confirms that national infrastructure projects will proceed without delay, despite rising costs from global oil prices nearing $120 per barrel.
