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Gatchalian warns NLEX operator of concession revocation due to RFID mess

Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian has warned the operator of North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) that its concession agreement could be revoked due to possible violations committed in the implementation of the RFID rollout.

PayMaya intros ‘Travel’ section for QR tickets on beep, RFID

Through the newly-launched Travel section in the PayMaya app, commuters can pre-purchase their tickets even before they arrive at the station and avoid long queues.

SMC boss seeks further extension of RFID installation deadline

San Miguel Corporation (SMC) president Ramon S. Ang is asking the Department of Transportation (DOTr) to allow the toll operators to keep the cash lane open until February because of the large volume of vehicles that don’t have the RFID stickers yet.

Toyota PH rolls out 2021 version of Rush SUV

The refreshed Rush line-up offers the Rush E grade with three rows of seats, making all Rush variants as 7-seater SUVs. The Reverse Camera is also being made available to the E grade variants.

Analyst: 36M cars will be shipped with Android infotainment systems in 2030

Android Automotive is ideal for mass-market vehicles because it contains the main automotive extensions pre-developed, reducing time and cost of development.

SMC to open 100 add’l RFID sites to meet surge in demand

SMC had noted a larger-than-expected spike in applications, particularly from non-regular users hoping to beat the deadline.

Waze rolls out railroad crossing alerts in PH

The new feature will automatically alert drivers using the latest version of Waze on Android or iOS that they are approaching a railroad crossing.

DOTr: No further deadline extension for RFID scheme after Dec. 1

The Department of Transportation (DOTr) has warned that any delay in the implementation of contactless toll payment scheme would only make motorists and personnel manning the toll plazas vulnerable to the Covid-19.

Huge number of new car sales will be e-vehicles in coming decades: report

The advent of Tesla broke “the logjam” that had held since the failure of Thomas Edison’s electric car to gain traction a century earlier and major automakers are hastening to catch up and deploy their own electric vehicles.

Gov’t agencies urged to adopt locally-developed mass transport technologies

The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) has called on government agencies to adopt available mass transportation technologies after Metro Manila ranked a dismal 49th out 50 Asia-Pacific cities in the Urban Mobility Readiness Index conducted by the Oliver Wyman Forum and University of California.

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