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  1. Torre resumes MMDA duties after one-month leave

    Torre resumes MMDA duties after one-month leave

    MMDA General Manager Nicolas Torre III returns to work after a monthlong leave following an EDSA Busway controversy involving unauthorized vehicle markings and…

  2. Over 300 EDSA buses face retrofit deadline

    Over 300 EDSA buses face retrofit deadline

    Over 300 EDSA Busway buses must retrofit left-side doors within six months or face penalties, as the government enforces stricter safety measures to protect…

  3. MMDA collects 27.6 tons recyclables

    MMDA collects 27.6 tons recyclables

    The MMDA collected 27,575.6 kilograms of recyclable materials from July to September 2026 through its “Recyclables Mo, Palit Grocery Ko” program, which lets…

  4. Illustration by Glenzkie Tolo for DAILY TRIBUNE

    1984 meets NCAP

    There is, of course, a simpler way to avoid worrying about whether an MMDA camera can see through the windshield, and that is to buckle up before moving.

  5. MOTORIZED rubber boats deployed by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority have arrived in Tarlac City to assist residents affected by the collapse of the Aquino Bridge over the Tarlac River.

    MMDA aids Tarlac river crossing

    MMDA deploys pontoons, life vests, and rubber boats to provide a safer river crossing for Tarlac City residents after the partial collapse of Aquino Bridge…

  6. THE 2027 National Expenditure Program has provided zero budget for the EDSA Busway, dropping from P88.7 million in 2026, against the P1.32 billion requested by the Department of Transportation. The 28-kilometer busway carries over 180,000 passengers daily on 28 kilometers of road, or roughly 341 million passengers since it opened in 2020.

    Zero EDSA Busway budget puts upgrades at risk

    The Department of Transportation is seeking the restoration of its P1.756-billion 2027 budget for EDSA Busway upgrades, warning that funding cuts could delay…