The Philippines only has a wet and dry season. Generally, the dry season starts from October to May, and the rainy season starts from June to the early part of October. However, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) details that the country may expect more rain during the early months of 2021. Typhoons, tropical cyclones, and monsoons are often the factors that trigger rains. But the further…

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Driving is already dangerous during the day since there are many different drivers out there ranging from the careful to the reckless, with the latter being a significant contributor to auto accidents, but late-night driving increases the risk. Fatal car accidents are more likely to occur at night than in the day, and it’s because it’s harder to see the road in the dark compared to the day. Because it’s…

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Heavy traffic has been one of the major concerns in many urban and even some rural roads in the Philippines. In fact, it becomes so severe to the point that it already takes a significant toll on the country’s economy. According to an article published in Inquirer.net, the worsening traffic congestion in Metro Manila costs a whopping P3.5 billion worth of opportunities every day, which exceeded the previous five year’s…

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Owning a car and driving it is much more than just putting the key in the ignition, starting it, flooring the pedal, and getting to your destination. It’s just as important, if not more, to practice road safety when you’re out and about with your vehicle in order to avoid unfortunate circumstances such as accidents. As of May 2017, the World Health Organization reported that about 1.25 million people die…

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