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Kamuning overpass

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  1. Designed as part of the EDSA Busway improvement program, the new EDSA-Kamuning Footbridge prioritizes accessibility through a lower crossing height, elevators and direct integration with public transport facilities.

    Why we need better overpasses

    When thoughtfully designed, overpasses can significantly improve the commutes of the millions of people who rely on them every day.

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  5. (December 27 2025) Update on the ongoing construction of the new Kamuning footbridge and EDSA busway replacing the old "mount Kamuning bridge" in Quezon City on Saturday December 27, 2025: the planned design focuses on everyday commuter convenience mostly for senior citizens, persons with disabilities, and pregnant women, the latest updates indicate the project may extend slightly into January 2026  to allow more time for safety checks and finishing touches. Photo/Analy Labor

    Kamuning footbridge

    The new Kamuning footbridge and EDSA busway project in Quezon City, designed for commuter convenience including senior citizens, PWDs, and pregnant women, is…

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  7. Kamuning Station completion pushed to January

    Kamuning Station completion pushed to January

    The P89.1-million Kamuning Footbridge and EDSA Busway Station rehabilitation is now set for completion in January 2026, featuring accessibility upgrades like…

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  9. MPV crashes into QC post

    MPV crashes into QC post

    The incident caused slight traffic congestion on the southbound lane of EDSA-Kamuning Flyover.

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  10. Kamuning footbridge upgrade slated

    Kamuning footbridge upgrade slated

    The Department of Transportation is fast-tracking the P89.1M Kamuning Footbridge and EDSA Busway Station rehab, replacing the steep “Mt. Kamuning” bridge with…

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  14. Only a handful of pedestrians were seen using the controversial P10-million footbridge in Kamuning, Quezon City, infamously dubbed “Mt. Kamuning” due to its steep height. The structure has drawn heavy criticism for its inaccessible design, prompting President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to order its demolition during the launch of the Pamilya Pass at MRT-3 over the weekend. A new, safer footbridge is set to begin construction this year to address commuter safety and public accessibility.

    Farewell, Mt. Kamuning

    Few pedestrians were seen using the P10-million “Mt. Kamuning” footbridge on June 5, days after President Marcos ordered its demolition due to public outcry…

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