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[Wowskiee]

sayang deadlink na

 

[yeltels]

sana my mag upload ung mga nka dl

 

[baconwrappedlechon]

Ganda sana kaso dead app

 

[penguinpanda]

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MANILA, Philippines Want to know if theres an accident on the route you usually take to get to your destination? Now, there’s an app for that.

Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chair Francis Tolentino said that starting Friday, Android users need only to download the application “MMDA Accident Alerts” on their cell phones to get real-time updates on road accidents in the metropolis.

“Motorists and even commuters will now be informed of all vehicular accidents along major roads through this application. As such, they can plan their travel accordingly and avoid routes where accidents occur,” he added.

Aside from accidents, the application will also provide information about which streets are flooded or undergoing reblocking.

“This application will be useful in decongesting our roads as motorists can plan their trips effectively,” Tolentino said.

Upon download of the application, users can view the accidents on streets mapped out in the mobile tool. The covered areas will be based on the MMDA Traffic Navigator setup which includes the stretch of Edsa, C-5, South Luzon Expressway, Roxas Boulevard, Quezon Avenue, Espa

so useful

 

[lucilfer]

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MANILA, Philippines Want to know if theres an accident on the route you usually take to get to your destination? Now, there’s an app for that.

Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chair Francis Tolentino said that starting Friday, Android users need only to download the application “MMDA Accident Alerts” on their cell phones to get real-time updates on road accidents in the metropolis.

“Motorists and even commuters will now be informed of all vehicular accidents along major roads through this application. As such, they can plan their travel accordingly and avoid routes where accidents occur,” he added.

Aside from accidents, the application will also provide information about which streets are flooded or undergoing reblocking.

“This application will be useful in decongesting our roads as motorists can plan their trips effectively,” Tolentino said.

Upon download of the application, users can view the accidents on streets mapped out in the mobile tool. The covered areas will be based on the MMDA Traffic Navigator setup which includes the stretch of Edsa, C-5, South Luzon Expressway, Roxas Boulevard, Quezon Avenue, Espa

Ok boss maraming salamat sa payo

 

[freeuseG23]

Maganda to. Sana maglagay ng ganitong feature sa google maps kasi dun mostly umaasa ang mga Pinoy sa directions eh.

 

[matt1210]

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MANILA, Philippines Want to know if theres an accident on the route you usually take to get to your destination? Now, there’s an app for that.

Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chair Francis Tolentino said that starting Friday, Android users need only to download the application “MMDA Accident Alerts” on their cell phones to get real-time updates on road accidents in the metropolis.

“Motorists and even commuters will now be informed of all vehicular accidents along major roads through this application. As such, they can plan their travel accordingly and avoid routes where accidents occur,” he added.

Aside from accidents, the application will also provide information about which streets are flooded or undergoing reblocking.

“This application will be useful in decongesting our roads as motorists can plan their trips effectively,” Tolentino said.

Upon download of the application, users can view the accidents on streets mapped out in the mobile tool. The covered areas will be based on the MMDA Traffic Navigator setup which includes the stretch of Edsa, C-5, South Luzon Expressway, Roxas Boulevard, Quezon Avenue, Espa

thank you

 

[Fckthssht95]

View attachment 952

MANILA, Philippines Want to know if theres an accident on the route you usually take to get to your destination? Now, there’s an app for that.

Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) Chair Francis Tolentino said that starting Friday, Android users need only to download the application “MMDA Accident Alerts” on their cell phones to get real-time updates on road accidents in the metropolis.

“Motorists and even commuters will now be informed of all vehicular accidents along major roads through this application. As such, they can plan their travel accordingly and avoid routes where accidents occur,” he added.

Aside from accidents, the application will also provide information about which streets are flooded or undergoing reblocking.

“This application will be useful in decongesting our roads as motorists can plan their trips effectively,” Tolentino said.

Upon download of the application, users can view the accidents on streets mapped out in the mobile tool. The covered areas will be based on the MMDA Traffic Navigator setup which includes the stretch of Edsa, C-5, South Luzon Expressway, Roxas Boulevard, Quezon Avenue, Espa

if this still a thing, napaka ganda nito, cuz internet is everywhere nowaday. makakaiwas ka sa traffic if you have this app