On Davao City's Bike Registration - Bike Lane Project

On Davao City's Bike Registration - Bike Lane Project

An episode a year in the making, bike commuter and journalist Yas Ocampo, bike advocate Karim Elijah, and Architect Illuminado Quinto discuss the issues surrounding bike commuters. Where are we now? How safe are bikers in the roads? What can we do about road rage? And most importantly, what do we really think about the bike registration?  We thank our friends at Bulltaps at Loyola Street for allowing us space to record this podcast.

The Consultant: Arch. Iluminado "Boy" Quinto

The local government and national government agencies like the DPWH would be wise to listen to the advice of Architect Boy Quinto, who has biked Davao City's streets for decades. And they are listening, with the architect being a strong yet humble voice in the push for safer spaces for bicycle commuters around Davao City.  Architect Quinto talks about the beginnings of the bike lane, his involvement with the project, his thoughts on barriers, among other things. This is the first episode of The Bike Lane Project Podcast. The Bike Lane Project is a private-led initiative for safer spaces for bikers in Davao City.