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                    [Title] => It’s too long a wait
                    [Summary] => They have done it again! The Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has postponed for the nth time the long-awaited start of the implementation of the bus dispatching scheme.


Last week’s launch was put off because the guest of honor — the President of the Philippines couldn’t make it to the ceremony. I wished she just sent a representative just so we could have finally started the experimentation and found out if it works.


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                    [Title] => GM Philippines changes guards
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                    [Title] => And the people’s choices are…
                    [Summary] => There were clear winners and there were those that won just by a hair strand.


The Fort Global City was the place to be last Saturday evening, April 30 for most of the local automotive industry’s leaders, prime movers, major players and top executives to witness the presentation of awards for the people’s choice of the most popular vehicles for 2005 as determined by text voting that lasted for over a month.


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                    [Title] => Traffic Education ‘Teaching Modules’ done
                    [Summary] => The National Center for Transport Studies (NCTS) formally turned over last Monday, September 12th two sets of the Traffic Education and Road Safety Teaching Modules (Elementary & High School levels) to the Society of Philippine Motoring Journalists (SPMJ) in simple ceremonies held at the NCTS offices in UP Diliman, Quezon City.


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                    [Title] => A need to rationalize traffic signs
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Our way of saying "Thank you"

By Rey Gamboa | April 6, 2011 - 12:00am

Tomorrow, Thursday, April 7, SPMJ or the Society of Philippine Motoring Journalists shall continue its tradition of getting together the movers and shakers of the Philippine automotive industry for a day of competition,...

Motoring

It’s too long a wait

By Rey Gamboa | October 5, 2005 - 12:00am

They have done it again! The Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) has postponed for the nth time the long-awaited start of the implementation of the bus dispatching scheme. Last week’s launch was put off...

Motoring

GM Philippines changes guards

By Rey Gamboa | July 6, 2005 - 12:00am

While many members of the media can’t wait for the day that some country representatives of foreign car companies, due to their arrogance, which is ironically combined with sheer ineptness, are called back and...

Motoring

And the people’s choices are…

By Rey Gamboa | May 4, 2005 - 12:00am

There were clear winners and there were those that won just by a hair strand. The Fort Global City was the place to be last Saturday evening, April 30 for most of the local automotive industry’s leaders, prime...

Motoring

Traffic Education ‘Teaching Modules’ done

By Rey Gamboa | September 15, 2004 - 12:00am

The National Center for Transport Studies (NCTS) formally turned over last Monday, September 12th two sets of the Traffic Education and Road Safety Teaching Modules (Elementary & High School levels) to the Society...

Motoring

A need to rationalize traffic signs

By Rey Gamboa | June 16, 2004 - 12:00am

I would venture a guess that our country has the most confusing traffic signs in the region if not in the world. This is aside from the inadequacy, and in many cases absence of road directional signs, which can cause...

Motoring

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