Business Group Opposes EDSA Busway for Private Cars
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Business Group Opposes EDSA Busway for Private Cars

A prominent Philippine business group has opposed a proposal to temporarily open the EDSA busway to private vehicles, citing student return traffic. They advocate for enhanced public transportation instead.

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