THE easing of pandemic restrictions across the Philippines and the return of most normal activities have been most welcome. What has not been welcome, however, particularly in and around Metro Manila and other congested urban areas such as Cebu and Baguio, is the return of paralyzing traffic. This, along with heightened concerns for the environment in the wake of the recent COP26 climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland, has inspired a growing activist movement among supporters of bicycling and other alternative forms of transportation, who are determined to make their advocacy an issue in the election campaign. We believe it should be.
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