Build & Move
Keep track of the newest infrastructure and transportation-related projects on the road to a Better Philippines.
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Continuing BuildBuildBuild: What’s Next?
Throughout President Rodrigo Duterte’s term, Philippine economic managers touted the “Build, Build, Build” (BBB) infrastructure program as fuel to economic…
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PNR San Pablo-Lucena Now Rolling Again!
Rejoice citizens of Laguna and Quezon, the PNR San Pablo-Lucena section is set to roll once again. This section links…
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Metro Manila Subway: The Future of PH Transportation
If you’re from Metro Manila, you’ve surely heard of the Metro Manila Subway construction that started in 2019. Well, here’s…
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Should the government legitimize habal-habal?
Hop on, turn, and go. It’s too easy to ride a habal-habal. However, the service remains illegal in urban areas…
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Bulacan Rising: The Next PH Economic Powerhouse
As the “Northern Gateway,” Bulacan plays a vital role in bridging opportunities and development between Metro Manila and the resource-rich…
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Transport Infrastructure in PH Evolved at a Steady Pace in 2021
Infrastructure has always been a key priority for the Duterte Administration. The landmark project “Build Build Build” has often been…
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Building Northward: The Next Path To Take?
Without a doubt, President Rodrigo Duterte’s “Build, Build, Build” infrastructure program brought genuine growth to the country. It has arguably…
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PAREX: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Never has an infrastructure project gained notoriety in such a short time than the controversial Pasig River Expressway (PAREX). There…
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“Build Build Build” Laid the Foundation for a #BetterPhilippines
The undeniable benefit of the Duterte administration’s landmark “Build Build Build” program is that finally, infrastructure took the center stage…
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“Shared Roads” Proposal Pushed to Make Baguio Bike-Friendly
A lot has changed because of the pandemic, and our transportation system is one of them. Bicycles have turned into…
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