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"There’s no assurance of how well the drivers are prepared for the OBR. We’ll only see it if they are able to implement it properly and they are able to follow the instructions," MMDA Traffic Operating Center (TOC) Executive Director, Angelito Vergel de Dios, said yesterday.


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Gary Alvin Peñalosa, vice-president and spokesperson of the North East Metro Bus Operators  Group (Nembog), said that traffic along EDSA is actually caused by these colorum buses.


"The removal of these illegal buses would also ease traffic on EDSA and enable legitimate bus operators toearn more," he said.


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Organized bus route on EDSA starts today

By Nikko Dizon | December 8, 2003 - 12:00am

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) is keeping its fingers crossed that the Public Utility Bus (PUB) drivers would be able to follow the Organized EDSA Bus Route (OBR), which will be implemented...

Metro

Gov’t urged to remove illegal buses on EDSA

By Nikko Dizon | September 11, 2003 - 12:00am

An official of one of the biggest groups of bus operators yesterday said that 40 percent of the 3,000 buses plying EDSA daily are operating illegally. Gary Alvin Peñalosa, vice-president and spokesperson...

Metro

No fare increase

By Nikko Dizon And Marichu Villanueva | September 10, 2003 - 12:00am

Transport groups will not push for a fare hike after the government successfully persuaded oil companies to give a discounted diesel price to Public Utility Vehicles (PUVs).

Metro