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Wala na kasi space along the sides of EDSA. This design should be applied to other road which still have space to expand like Commonwealth, C5, Macapagal, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by donbuggy
Our public engineering department don't plan for the future. All the planning is just for today, not for tomorrow.
I don't think they're planning for today... planning for yesterday seems more apt.Quote:
Originally Posted by ghosthunter
Bacause maraming Sqwaking at Batang Hamog sa EDSA:twak2:Quote:
Originally Posted by donbuggy
Even with that sort of facility, our beloved bus drivers will still stop and hog the outer lanes. We need strict enforcement above anything else.
That only works if buses here have proper spacing.
Ang makikita mo dito, may bus sa loob ng bus stop, then yun mga kasunod, nakapila sa likod nun, u'll have a lot of buses behind hogging 1 lane. Then sa tagal, u'll soon have a bus, stopping outside that bus stop. Just like what's happening in Edsa.
May bus lane, then may bus stop, pero yun bus, lumalabas sa bus lane, then stopping outside that bus stop cage.
Maging strict lng MMDA sa enforcement, + taasan fines for public transportation vehicles, yan lng kelangan.
Syempre yun pag taas ng fines, di pwede i-pass sa riding public. Kasi, all they have to do is sunod sa rules = no fine.
Only a handful turn up for planned protest in Singapore
http://www.straitstimes.com/STI/STIM...AOOCCUPY16.jpgQuote:
Only a handful turn up for planned protest in Singapore
By Amanda Tan
The bravado for a planned protest at Raffles Place on Saturday afternoon fizzled out after fewer than 20 people turned up over several hours at the spot where it was supposed to have taken place.
Occupy Raffles Place, a protest modelled after its Wall Street counterpart, was intended to be a 'peaceful movement' to demand accountability and change, said its unidentified organisers, who launched the campaign on social networking site Facebook earlier this month.
They argued that the 'wealth of 99 per cent' of Singaporeans is in the hands of '1 per cent' - Temasek Holdings and the Government of Singapore Investment Corporation.
Organisers said they planned to march towards SGX Centre after meeting fellow protesters at the open space outside Raffles Place MRT Station. But the police warned the public last week against taking part in the protest, as it is considered unlawful.
^^^
what the hell are they protesting about?
financial services is one of the main industries in Singapore
We cant because if we will implement it, we have to kill all pinoys above 12 y/o to achieve thisQuote:
Originally Posted by donbuggy
And demolish a lot of extra infrastructures along the way! :grin:Quote:
Originally Posted by oliver1013
Actually pag tinodas na all above 12 y/o baka di na kailanganin, ang luwag na ng edsa parang yung nasa pic:grin: