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[Title] => Pedal-pushing Bayani takes on bike challenge
[Summary] => Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chairman Bayani Fernando is up to the challenge issued earlier by transport groups to prove the merits of his proposed bicycle lanes on the city roads of the metropolis.
Fernando said yesterday he was willing to personally demonstrate the effectiveness of his latest proposal by riding a bicycle on a secondary road of his critics’ choice.
Earlier, transport groups said they would oppose the latest MMDA proposal because of its possible implications on their operations.
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[Title] => Mayors OK bike lanes
[Summary] => No chief executive objected to the idea of establishing bicycle lanes during yesterday’s Metro Mayors Council (MMC) meeting at the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) office.
The next topic of discussion would then be to determine how and when the bike lanes would be developed,
MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando presented before the MMC the initial proposal on how the agency was planning to construct the "Metro Walk and Pedal Lanes," that would be established along secondary and inner roads.
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METRO WALK AND PEDAL LANES
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[Title] => Pedal-pushing Bayani takes on bike challenge
[Summary] => Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chairman Bayani Fernando is up to the challenge issued earlier by transport groups to prove the merits of his proposed bicycle lanes on the city roads of the metropolis.
Fernando said yesterday he was willing to personally demonstrate the effectiveness of his latest proposal by riding a bicycle on a secondary road of his critics’ choice.
Earlier, transport groups said they would oppose the latest MMDA proposal because of its possible implications on their operations.
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[Summary] => No chief executive objected to the idea of establishing bicycle lanes during yesterday’s Metro Mayors Council (MMC) meeting at the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) office.
The next topic of discussion would then be to determine how and when the bike lanes would be developed,
MMDA Chairman Bayani Fernando presented before the MMC the initial proposal on how the agency was planning to construct the "Metro Walk and Pedal Lanes," that would be established along secondary and inner roads.
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August 21, 2005 - 12:00am
