+ Follow TAFT AND RIZAL AVENUES Tag
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[Title] => Stranded commuters turn to elevated rails
[Summary] => With many of Metro Manila’s major thoroughfares rendered impassable to vehicular traffic by flash floods, the Light Rail Transit (LRT) and the Metro Rail Transit (MRT) provided an alternative for commuters trying to get home, officials said yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2009-09-28 00:00:00
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[Title] => Commuters stranded after LRT mishap
[Summary] => Thousands of Metro Manila commuters were stranded yesterday morning when Light Rail Transit (LRT) operations were halted for at least five hours after one of its train was almost derailed between the Central and United Nations stations, LRT officials said.
[DatePublished] => 2002-02-06 00:00:00
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[Title] => LRTA increases passenger capacity
[Summary] => Transportation and traffic woes are expected to be eased along Taft and Rizal Avenues as the Light Rail Transit Authority targets a 100 percent increase in passenger capacity that would allow it to carry 80,000 passengers per hour for its Baclaran-Monumento line, LRTA Administrator Teddy Cruz said.
At present, its 32 trains carry an average of 31,500 passengers per hour in both directions during peak hours. Cruz said to achieve this target, the LRTA has started expanding and modernizing its systems, including the acquisition of new airconditioned trains.
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TAFT AND RIZAL AVENUES
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[Summary] => Transportation and traffic woes are expected to be eased along Taft and Rizal Avenues as the Light Rail Transit Authority targets a 100 percent increase in passenger capacity that would allow it to carry 80,000 passengers per hour for its Baclaran-Monumento line, LRTA Administrator Teddy Cruz said.
At present, its 32 trains carry an average of 31,500 passengers per hour in both directions during peak hours. Cruz said to achieve this target, the LRTA has started expanding and modernizing its systems, including the acquisition of new airconditioned trains.
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