The Mayor of Paris wants to pedestrianize the historic center of the French capital, a member of her team has...
It's a new car-free campaign in Paris that will ban drivers in the center of the city on the first Sunday of every month.
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Reacting to an earlier column, Maria Perla Hudtohan wrote to suggest a battle cry for people who have to do a lot of walking in the metropolis: “Give back the sidewalks to pedestrians to keep them safe.”
Last week I said it was commendable that Quezon City is concerned about the safety of pedestrians when it lowered the speed limit of vehicles on some streets.
The World Health Organization (WHO) in the Western Pacific Region, which includes the Philippines, has called for greater and more targeted action to protect “the most vulnerable of all road users”—pedestrians.
Director Victorio Mario A. Dimagiba of the Bureau of Trade Regulation and Consumer Protection should look into the compliance of the Department of Trade and Industry’s (DTI) Administrative Order No. 10, which requires stores to have the same price for credit card and cash purchases.
An initiative of San Juan City Councilor Angelo Agcaoili should be adopted by the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority and all local governments for that matter.
