Travel will be at its height on Holy Week as Filipinos are very eager to get out and experience the world again. Many will be traveling by air, but some prefer to go on a long drive instead. Know more:
Travel will be at its height on Holy Week as Filipinos are very eager to get out and experience the world again. Many will be traveling by air, but some prefer to go on a long drive instead.
Drivers are advised to check if the oil and other fluids need to be replaced, and inspect if the brake pads, suspension, battery, aircon, and others are all in good condition. “More than the inconvenience, the concern here is the safety of both driver and passengers. This is the reason why vehicles should always be in good shape, especially for long trips,” Pozon added.Having a violation dispute with an enforcer in a faraway place without your license or vehicle registration can be a hassle.
Pozon said that tollways usually are the cause of the traffic bottleneck in expressways. “You can maximize your time if your RFIDs are properly installed and sufficiently loaded,” she said.The travel time is usually longer during summer holidays because of the high volume of vehicles on the road. Pozon shared that it’s important to pack water, food, fully-charged devices, pre-loaded entertainment, and lots of patience to get the better of boredom.
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