Labella wants Korean in fatal road mishap in BI watchlist

Jose Santino S. Bunachita 07/19/2014

CEBU City Vice Mayor Edgardo Labella wants the Korean who ran over a traffic enforcer to be included in the watchlist of passengers leaving country. “I have asked the Bureau of Immigration (BI) in Cebu to include…

Korean driver runs over Ban-Tal traffic aide

Fe Marie Dumaboc 07/17/2014

A 38-year-old female traffic enforcer was killed after she was hit by a speeding van driven by a Korean resident as she was manning traffic along Gov. Cuenco Ave. in barangay Banilad, Cebu City at around 6…

Having pocket lanes easier with Davide’s help

Jose Santino S. Bunachita, Victor Anthony V. Silva 07/12/2014

THE Cebu City Traffic Operations Management (Citom) welcomed Cebu Governor Hilario Davide III’s helping hand in addressing the traffic problem along Banilad-Talamban road. Citom executive director Rafael Yap said it will facilitate the establishment of pockets lanes…

‘No Left Turn’ scheme unclogs Ban-Tal traffic

Apple Ta-as 07/10/2014

The newly formed Banilad-Talamban (Ban-Tal) Traffic Management Board said the “no left turn” policy during rush hour traffic since June 30 helped ease congestion along the eight-kilometer national highway. Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama said this was…

Capitol help sought for Ban-Tal traffic scheme

Jose Santino S. Bunachita 07/08/2014

Since it owns several properties along Governor Cuenco Avenue in Cebu City, the Cebu provincial government has a crucial role in improving the traffic flow along the Banilad-Talamban corridor, Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama said. Rama said…

Rama earns brownie points for passionate resolve to decongest area

Anie M. Paujana, Doris C. Bongcac, Norman V. Mendoza 07/06/2014

Traffic flow in Mandaue City was not at all affected by the implementation of the No Left Turn measure in Cebu City’s Banilad-Talamban road, a traffic official in the city has said. Glenn Antigua, assistant chief for…

Traffic disaster

Jobers R. Bersales 07/03/2014

No less than Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama minced no words by calling the chaotic traffic along the Banilad-Talamban corridor a disaster, a calamity. Living in one of the subdivisions near the University of San Carlos-Talamban Campus,…

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