Dizon urges bus operators to comply with 45-second limit at EDSA Busway stops
Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon urged bus operators and drivers to comply with the 45-second limit at EDSA Busway stops, where around 90 percent of station timers are now operational.
Dizon instructed enforcers from the special action and intelligence committee for transportation (SAICT) to monitor compliance at northbound and southbound stations, deploying two enforcers per stop to remind drivers of the rule.
The DOTr chief expressed confidence in bus operators' adherence to new rules and committed to fast-tracking repairs for remaining timers to improve signaling system efficiency.
A PWD ramp at Philam Station, previously criticized for its steepness, has been fixed and is now safe for use; meanwhile, elevators are being repaired to ensure accessibility for persons with disabilities (PWDs).
The DOTr aims to transform the busway into a modern transportation route next year through construction of a dedicated concourse separate from the MRT-3 railway and plans public-private partnership (PPP) for operations and maintenance.
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