(SPOT.ph) In a bid to ease road congestion in one of Metro Manila’s busiest districts, a new traffic scheme will be implemented along ADB Avenue in Ortigas Center starting on the fourth week of September.
The trial run will encompass two lanes per bound on the stretch from J. Vargas to Ortigas Avenue along ADB Avenue. The move comes in preparation for the Active Transport Project planned within the area.
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What we know so far about the ADB Avenue dry run
For now, it’s unclear when this dry run will start or how long it will take, but the Department of Transportation (DOTr) has assured the public of forthcoming changes in traffic patterns.
“Please expect noticeable changes in traffic flow due to some lane reconfiguration, but rest assured that this is done to improve the safety and convenience of all,” the DOTr said in a post.
Speaking of promoting active transportation, Pasig City is holding free bike lessons tomorrow on September 23 at 5 a.m. at Emerald Avenue in Ortigas City. Sign ups are at City Transportation Development and Management Office (CTDMO) at the Pasig City Hall or Decathlon Tiendesitas.
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