DOTr gets ADB support to privatize NAIA
The Department of Transportation said Thursday it signed three transaction advisory service agreements with the Asian Development Bank to expedite ...
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DOTr works closely with contractor to ensure Malolos-Clark Rail’s completion by June 2025
The Department of Transportation moved the completion date of the P150-billion Philippine National Railways Clark Phase 2 Project to June ...
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DOTr asks firms to improve bids on regional airports
The Department of Transportation asked the proponents of the operation and maintenance and development of regional airports to re-submit “improved” ...
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DOTr seeks to train more railway personnel
The Department of Transportation said Monday it is pushing for the development of the country’s railway sector by focusing on ...
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Cayetano, Bautista agree to work on fuel subsidies for trike drivers
Two days after a tense exchange at the Commission on Appointments (CA), Senator Alan Peter Cayetano and Transportation Secretary Jaime ...
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DOTr-Meralco cooperation
Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista (fifth from left) and Manila Electric Company president and chief executive Ray Espinosa (6th from left) ...
Read moreDOTr opens One Ayala Terminal in Makati to serve bus passengers
The Department of Transportation and Ayala Land Inc. on Friday inaugurated the One Ayala Terminal—a new bus stop in Makati ...
Read moreLRT-1 Cavite Extension to start operations by September 2024
The Department of Transportation said Monday it expects the operations of the Light Rail Transit Line-1 Cavite Extension project to ...
Read moreDOTr wants private sector to take over MRT 3 operations, maintenance
By Darwin G. Amojelar The Department of Transportation said Wednesday the government is not selling the assets of Metro Rail ...
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Salute to the PCG
Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista executes the salute as he troops the line during his visit at the Philippine Coast Guard ...
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