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A local association partnered with a non-governmental organization (NGO) to halve road crash deaths, or even reduce fatalities to zero, by the end of this decade.

Honda Cars Philippines Inc. (HCPI) spearheads another batch of “Teen Smart” road safety workshops for senior high school students. the program aims to strengthen the youth's consciousness on the concept of road safety, and deepen their sense of responsibility in how they can help reduce road accidents and fatalities.

Ford Philippines believes the pandemic is no excuse to put safety in the backseat and is holding its 13th Driving Skills for Life  (DSFL) program online.

we’ll go over many ways to learn to share the road and be on the lookout for other motorists, whether they’re on other cars, motorcycles, bicycles, or even personal mobility devices.

Where there aren't bicycle lanes, it’s important to learn how to drive alongside bicycles, electric kick-scooters and other vehicles like hoverboards, Segways, and One-wheels. Having the larger vehicles, it's part of our responsibility to ensure we offer them as much courtesy as we do pedestrians, and our fellow motorists on four wheels.

Most road altercations can be traced back to a lack of communication or consideration for other motorists. We share how to keep an eye out not just for other cars and pedestrians but motorcyclists as well.

Senator Grace Poe is calling for a stricter enforcement of putting up road and public safety signages to lessen car accidents as well as risks to pedestrians.

Coronavirus-related restrictions have been prompting more people to pedal their way to work and leisure. On World Bicycle Day, cyclists weigh in if the roads in Metro Manila are now safe for bikers.

The Department of Transportation (DOTr) said on Tuesday, June 1, that it will complete the construction of about 523 kilometers (km) of bike lanes in Metro Manila, Cebu and Davao within the month of June.

Amid mounting complaints against private motor vehicle inspection centers (PMVICs), the Land Transportation Office (LTO) maintained that roadworthiness checks on all vehicles in the country must continue in order to ensure the safety of motorists and other road users.