Well BRT/MRT really helps a lot jud bay @
kit_cebu pero i dont think nga luag japon ang kalsada nato after 20 years having MRT/BRT..
ug naa natay BRT/MRT, wala nay rason ang mga taw na mag CAR pa kay nindot naman ug means of transportation... barato pa!!. so next step after MRT/BRT is to control the car ownership and running span
for me mao ra jud ni ang ULTIMATE solution as per my previous post.
The only way is to Regulate the production of Cars.
1. Assembled Cars including Surplus will not be allowed to run the streets (Dili pwedi iregister)
2. A policy to use a car when it reached a certain duration from the time you bought it ( 20 yrs lifespan ) (in Singapore its 10 yrs)
a Car aged more than 20 yrs will be scraped and are not allowed to run the streets whether its condition is same as a bnew car.
3. 1 Family 1 car policy or 1 House 1 Car policy... doesnt matter how rich your Family are, you are only entitled to have 1 Car
4. triple the price of Cars and its Registration.
5. Improve Mass Transport like BRT/MRT/LRT and should have the lowest fair compared to Jeepneys lets say 80% less compared to Jeepneys and should be funded under the Gov.
6. Kung naa natay Public Mass transpo like BRT/MRT/LRT,reduce the quantity of PUJ's/PUV's down to 50%.
7. There should be a designated Jeepney/bus stop
8. Most importantly, Motorist should observe strict traffic rules.
In that way mahapsay atong kadalanan, mulimpyo atong mga kalsada. I know daghan dili musugot ani ug daghan ang dili malipay.
but its "THE ONLY WAY" to solve a LONG-TERM PROBLEM. otherwise AGWANTAHA nalang ang traffic till the next few centuries
9. Encourage students/workers/employees to take a Bicycle padong sa work or lakaw exercise ginagmay padong work or sa school. and dapat naay BICYCLE LANE