#commuting philippines

Commuting is an essential thing in everyone's lives; it doesn't matter if you're an employee or a student; you're bound to commute from point A to point B at some point. Commuting in the Philippines can be unbearable, especially with the traffic, and now it's bound to get even more terrible as the rainy season arrives. Commuting/Transport Apps Apart from the usual MRT/LRT/PNR trains, buses, jeeps, trikes, and shuttles, there are now more transport choices out there. The traditional commuting options aren't enough for most people now. There's also the Sakay.ph app if ever you find yourself stuck in a place you aren't familiar with and need help in commuting home. Streaming apps Everyone can agree that commuting during the rainy season is the worst. Bonus tip: of course, never forget your raincoats, umbrellas, boots, or shoe protectors when commuting these days! President Duterte has officially signed the Telecommuting Act into law, which allows telecommuting or working from home as an alternative work arrangement for employees in the private sector. Read more in our articles including "Apps and Gadgets for the Daily Commuter" and "'Work from home' bill signed into law".