Road Safety

In line with its advocacy of promoting safer roads in the country, the Motorcycle Development Program Participants Association Inc (MDPPA) recently held two major road safety seminars reflecting the organization’s long-standing commitment to building a culture of responsible riding through education and community partnership. Last Aug. 15, MDPPA teamed up with the Mandaluyong City-based Shigi […]

The streets of Bonifacio Global City were energized as Tamang Ride PH recently held its grand launch—a full-day event that convened road safety advocates from across sectors to champion one common cause: Creating safer roads for all Filipinos, especially children. Tamang Ride PH is a road safety advocacy movement organized under the initiative of A

The Motorcycle Development Program Participants Association Inc (MDPPA) continues to promote shared safety on Philippine roads, successfully conducting a series of road safety seminars reaching a total of 1,088 participants from various sectors, including students, traffic enforcers, city employees, and motorcycle riders, just in the first half of 2025 alone. MDPPA kicked off the year

Personalizing your motorcycle’s look is one of the most exciting parts of being a rider. Whether you’re adding a personal touch or just making your ride look cooler, visual customization lets you stand out on the road. When doing this however, it’s also important that you don’t compromise safety or the longevity of your vehicle.

The Philippine motorcycle industry has maintained its robust growth trajectory in the second quarter of 2025, with total sales reaching 910,923 units, an increase of 4.8% compared to the 876,074 units sold in the same period in 2024. This consistent upward trend underscores the continuing demand for 2-wheeled vehicles in the country, largely fueled by

With the rainy season in full swing, drivers face added risks on the road, from flash floods to unexpected power outages. Kia Philippines encourages drivers to take simple precautions that can make all the difference during typhoon season. “The rainy season brings unique challenges for every motorist, and Kia remains committed to helping drivers stay

Ford Philippines is offering discounts on parts and labor to Ford customers whose vehicles were damaged by flooding and heavy rains brought about by typhoons Crising, Dante and Emong. Customers can avail of a 20% discount on parts and 10% discount on labor costs for repairs from Ford dealerships in Luzon until Aug. 31, 2025.

Honda Cars Philippines Inc (HCPI) is providing support to its customers in Luzon and Visayas whose vehicles were affected by the recent floods. Recognizing the financial strain that comes with vehicle repairs after such events, HCPI is offering a 30% discount on select spare parts through its Honda Helps Program. This initiative marks Honda’s commitment

The Philippines’ Department of Transportation (DOTr) and the Land Transportation Office (LTO) has just launched the Plate Registration Management Information Office (PRMIS) for a swift and hassle-free release of the official receipt/certificate of registration (OR/CR) and car plates within three days. According to DOTr Secretary Vince Dizon, motorists don’t have to wait for several months

You’ve noticed that many stray dogs and cats have been taking shelter underneath cars and other canopies lately during this monsoon season. It will be likely that a stray animal, which we call “pusakal” (for ‘pusang kalsada) or “askal” (for “asong kalye”) will take shelter under your parked vehicle sooner rather than later. While dogs