Cyclists travel along EDSA on July 8, 2026, amid growing public demand for better active transport infrastructure. A Pulse Asia survey revealed that 94 percent of Filipinos support the construction of safer and wider bicycle lanes and walkways nationwide, a finding that transport advocates are using to urge the government to increase funding for commuter safety. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
Cyclists travel along EDSA on July 8, 2026, amid growing public demand for better active transport infrastructure. A Pulse Asia survey revealed that 94 percent of Filipinos support the construction of safer and wider bicycle lanes and walkways nationwide, a finding that transport advocates are using to urge the government to increase funding for commuter safety. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
Cyclists travel along EDSA on July 8, 2026, amid growing public demand for better active transport infrastructure. A Pulse Asia survey revealed that 94 percent of Filipinos support the construction of safer and wider bicycle lanes and walkways nationwide, a finding that transport advocates are using to urge the government to increase funding for commuter safety. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
Cyclists travel along EDSA on July 8, 2026, amid growing public demand for better active transport infrastructure. A Pulse Asia survey revealed that 94 percent of Filipinos support the construction of safer and wider bicycle lanes and walkways nationwide, a finding that transport advocates are using to urge the government to increase funding for commuter safety. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
Cyclists travel along EDSA on July 8, 2026, amid growing public demand for better active transport infrastructure. A Pulse Asia survey revealed that 94 percent of Filipinos support the construction of safer and wider bicycle lanes and walkways nationwide, a finding that transport advocates are using to urge the government to increase funding for commuter safety. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
Cyclists travel along EDSA on July 8, 2026, amid growing public demand for better active transport infrastructure. A Pulse Asia survey revealed that 94 percent of Filipinos support the construction of safer and wider bicycle lanes and walkways nationwide, a finding that transport advocates are using to urge the government to increase funding for commuter safety. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
Cyclists travel along EDSA on July 8, 2026, amid growing public demand for better active transport infrastructure. A Pulse Asia survey revealed that 94 percent of Filipinos support the construction of safer and wider bicycle lanes and walkways nationwide, a finding that transport advocates are using to urge the government to increase funding for commuter safety. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
Cyclists travel along EDSA on July 8, 2026, amid growing public demand for better active transport infrastructure. A Pulse Asia survey revealed that 94 percent of Filipinos support the construction of safer and wider bicycle lanes and walkways nationwide, a finding that transport advocates are using to urge the government to increase funding for commuter safety. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
Cyclists travel along EDSA on July 8, 2026, amid growing public demand for better active transport infrastructure. A Pulse Asia survey revealed that 94 percent of Filipinos support the construction of safer and wider bicycle lanes and walkways nationwide, a finding that transport advocates are using to urge the government to increase funding for commuter safety. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
Cyclists travel along EDSA on July 8, 2026, amid growing public demand for better active transport infrastructure. A Pulse Asia survey revealed that 94 percent of Filipinos support the construction of safer and wider bicycle lanes and walkways nationwide, a finding that transport advocates are using to urge the government to increase funding for commuter safety. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
Cyclists travel along EDSA on July 8, 2026, amid growing public demand for better active transport infrastructure. A Pulse Asia survey revealed that 94 percent of Filipinos support the construction of safer and wider bicycle lanes and walkways nationwide, a finding that transport advocates are using to urge the government to increase funding for commuter safety. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
Cyclists travel along EDSA on July 8, 2026, amid growing public demand for better active transport infrastructure. A Pulse Asia survey revealed that 94 percent of Filipinos support the construction of safer and wider bicycle lanes and walkways nationwide, a finding that transport advocates are using to urge the government to increase funding for commuter safety. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
Cyclists travel along EDSA on July 8, 2026, amid growing public demand for better active transport infrastructure. A Pulse Asia survey revealed that 94 percent of Filipinos support the construction of safer and wider bicycle lanes and walkways nationwide, a finding that transport advocates are using to urge the government to increase funding for commuter safety. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
Cyclists travel along EDSA on July 8, 2026, amid growing public demand for better active transport infrastructure. A Pulse Asia survey revealed that 94 percent of Filipinos support the construction of safer and wider bicycle lanes and walkways nationwide, a finding that transport advocates are using to urge the government to increase funding for commuter safety. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
Cyclists travel along EDSA on July 8, 2026, amid growing public demand for better active transport infrastructure. A Pulse Asia survey revealed that 94 percent of Filipinos support the construction of safer and wider bicycle lanes and walkways nationwide, a finding that transport advocates are using to urge the government to increase funding for commuter safety. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA
Cyclists travel along EDSA on July 8, 2026, amid growing public demand for better active transport infrastructure. A Pulse Asia survey revealed that 94 percent of Filipinos support the construction of safer and wider bicycle lanes and walkways nationwide, a finding that transport advocates are using to urge the government to increase funding for commuter safety. PHOTOS BY J. GERARD SEGUIA

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