#C5 Road Proposal

Samar 1st District Representative Edgar Mary Sarmiento has a very 'drastic' proposal to alleviate the worsening traffic situation in the metro: make major highways EDSA, C5 Road, and parts of Roxas Boulevard 'one-way, all-way' roads. Sarmiento resembles this model to New York's style of having one-way main roads to ease congestion and promote better traffic flow. So we cannot just blame one cause alone, like lack of discipline among drivers or the presence of colorum PUVs plying our roads. Yes, you read it right -- Sky Broadband is offering up to 112Mbps residential cable internet. Sky Broadband reps tell me the theoretical speed is 112Mbps down and 5Mbps up. Sun Cellular Wireless Broadband has upgraded its network to 3.5G (HSDPA) and dropped its unlimited monthly subscription fees to Sun subscribers. Existing Sun Postpaid Subscribers can also avail of the Wireless Broadband plan for an additional Php649 on their MSF. The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has raised concerns over the future of its Land Transportation Management System (LTMS), citing unresolved cybersecurity issues and system deficiencies as the agency opposes a proposal to extend its contract with technology provider Dermalog. Read more in our articles including "Solon wants EDSA, C5 as one-way roads in new proposal" and "Sky Broadband offers 112Mbps for Php19,999".