Mikko Juangco

The trend of fuel prices seems to be that of a seesaw; going down for a week only to go up the next. That's exactly what we have coming up tomorrow, September 3, 2024, because both gasoline and diesel are set for a hike. Last week's rollback was pretty significant, but this week we'll see higher pump prices with the former going up by PHP 0.50 and the latter by PHP 0.30 per liter.

The City of Manila has published a traffic advisory ahead of the Bar Exam 2024 dates. On September 8, 11, and 15, the following traffic scheme covers closures and rerouting in and around the areas of the University of Santo Tomas and San Beda University. Best to take heed and plan your travels on these dates accordingly.

What a great way to start the week! With the upticks in fuel prices in the past couple of weeks, tomorrow, September 10, brings pretty good news for all motorists because we are set to have a rollback, and a nice hefty one at that. This week's adjustments to the prices of gas and diesel will see both go down, the former by PHP 1.55 and the latter by PHP 1.30.

Joining the push for cashless toll collection are two CAVITEX toll plazas, namely those in Paranaque and Kawit. As part of the 12th batch of dry-runs, the R-1 Expressway (Paranaque) and R-1 Extension Expressway (Kawit) will put RFID readers in place to facilitate a smooth and efficient implementation of the anticipated fully-cashless plazas. Here's what you need to know.

Mikko Juangco The short URL: https://auto.yugatech.com/go/z9d4 If there's a segment that's pretty highly contested in the PH, it's that of the subcompact sedans.

Yes, you read that right, folks. Tesla has been making headlines (quite consistently, and about a lot of topics, mind you) and the one most applicable to us is that the stalwart EV manufacturer may very well be on its way to opening in the Philippines. Articles have been making the rounds and after some snooping, it may actually be true! Why do we say so? Read on.

Last week's big-time fuel price rollback will not start a streak. Sort of. That's because this week, we can expect a price increase for gasoline and diesel products. This week's price adjustments will still make gas more expensive by PHP 1.10 and diesel by a more modest PHP 0.20. It could have been much worse, though, so this can still be considered good news.