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Planning 3
Ar. Charmaine Janelle S. Quiambao,uap
Transportation
Transportation System
streets, highways, public transits, airports, railroads
provides mobility for people and goods as well as access to land
Transportation Industry sets in the motion the pace of economic & social
progress
Infrastructure building for transportation must be aligned with national
development goals
LAND TRANSPORT
LAND TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE ARE CLASSIFIED INTO TWO (2)
COMPONENTS:
STATIC – roads, railroads
DYNAMIC – all motor vehicles used for moving passenger & freight over
land.
Source: www.lrta.gov.ph
Source: www.lrta.gov.ph
Manila Metro Rail Transit System
Mass Rapid Transit; MetroStar Express
Line 3 (Yellow Line)/Blue Line - runs
elevated along EDSA (Epifanio de los Santos
Ave.) ring road (except Buendia station which
is underground). The central section opened
on 16 Dec. 1999, the southern section, which
connects to LRT 1 followed on 20 July 2000.
The total length is now 16.8 km; 400,000
passengers daily
Future Project: MRT 7- The construction timeline calls for the commencement of
the MRT7 construction and construction-related activities on February 18 this
year and the completion on August 17, 2019.
Making transportation efficient, the
government has lined up the
construction of more monorail
trains within the metropolis
Road transport is by far the dominant subsector accounting for 98% of
passenger traffic and 58% of cargo traffic
ROADS. As of 2011, the country’s road system comprised about 215,000
km
- 15% were classified as national roads, thereby falling under the jurisdiction of
the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH).
- 85% of the network is defined as local roads and falls under the jurisdiction
of a variety of local government units.
Road transportation
Only 45% of 31,400 km National Roads were assessed being in good or fair
condition.
Major cause of the overall low quality of the road network is poor and
inadequate maintenance.
Poor quality of the road network is a contributing factor to the rising
number of road accidents
The government has developed a network of tolled expressways in Central
Luzon to address transport constraints on economic development by (i)
linking the major economic and transport centers in Metro Manila and
adjacent provinces, from Tarlac in the north to Batangas in the south; and
(ii) facilitating multimodal transport.
The expressway network, developed through public–private partnerships
(PPPs) and with bilateral development assistance, links industrial parks and
special economic zones, the ports at Subic and Batangas, and Diosdado
Macapagal International Airport in Pampanga. While the development of
this network has reduced travel times significantly, additional efforts to
increase port capacity and improve management are necessary to realize
fully the benefits of an integrated multimodal transport system.
LAND TRANSPORTATION OFFICE (LTO)
Executive Order 125 mandated the creation of the agency
LTO plans, formulated and implements polices, rules and regulations governing
the land transport system
It steers resources to promote and maintain safe, efficient, convenient and
economical land transportation services throughout the country by providing a
rationalized system of motor, vehicle, registration, license issuance, law
enforcement and adjudication of traffic violation causes.
LAND TRANSPORTATION FRANCHISING AND REGULATORY BOARD
(LTFRB)
This office was mandated to rationalize, regulate and supervise motorized land-
based public transportation services by virtue of EO 202 in 1987.
Primary functions are to issue revise and suspend public transport franchise;
identify transport routes; prescribe & approve transport faces; investigates
complaints for violation of public land transportation service rules & regulations;
collect & adjust fees and related charges for services rendered
OFFICE OF TRANSPORT COOPERATIVE
This government agency attached to the Department of Transportation and
Communication functions to supervise, regulate, and set the direction for the
transport cooperatives
WATER TRANSPORT
• Water transportation’s growing importance has continually prodded the
government to place weight on strengthening our maritime industry.
• Interisland water transport is a very important subsector of the national
transport system. There are about 1,300 ports, of which about 1,000 are
government-owned and the rest are privately owned and managed
WATER TRANSPORTATION
RIVER FERRIES
PASIG RIVER FERRY SERVICE
- The only water-based transportation in Metro
Manila, Philippines
- It cruises Pasig River. Though it is called a Ferry, it is
more akin to a water bus
- As of 2009, there are 17 operational ferry stations:
Plaza Mexico, Escolta, Lawton, Quiapo, PUP, Sta.
Ana, Lambingan, Valenzuela, Hulo, Guadalupe,
Pineda, San Joaquin, Bambang, Kalawaan,
Pinagbuhatan-Acacia, Maybunga, Nagpayong
Ships
The system uses twin-hulled, double-engined,
catamaran-type ships with a maximum seating capacity
of 150 people. The ships are air-conditioned, equipped
with radio, sound systems, a public address system and
utilize fixed plastic chairs. There are rest rooms. These
boats were constructed by the Nautical Transport
Services, Incorporated and approved by the Maritime
Industry Authority on December 10, 2006.
WATER TRANSPORTATION
FERRY SERVICES
Trains offer quick transit from suburb into an urban area, where
passengers can choose a way to complete the trip.
Airport-ferry connection
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING
Transportation System
streets, highways, public transits, airports, railroads
provides mobility for people and goods as well as access to land