Samsung Galaxy A55 5G Review

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  The Galaxy A55 5G is the latest addition to Samsung’s A-series lineup, offering a fresh twist on a proven design. Building upon the success of the Galaxy A35 5G, the A55 5G retains familiar aesthetics while introducing substantial upgrades. Join us in this Samsung Galaxy A55 5G Review as we take a closer look at what this device brings to the mid-range market. Although the A55 5G comes at a higher price point than its predecessor, it boasts a variety of exciting features designed to attract users seeking a blend of style and performance. So, let’s get started, shall we? Samsung Galaxy A35 5G Review Samsung Galaxy A55 5G Review Design & Build At first glance, the Galaxy A55 5G closely resembles the Galaxy A35 5G with its sleek design language. However, there are notable distinctions. The A55 5G weighs 213g, making it a bit heavier, thanks to its aluminum frame that enhances durability and gives the device a robust feel. This upgrade comes with a downside—its rougher edges

MMDA Bans E-Bikes, Trikes on Main NCR Roads

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The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) issued a reminder on Friday about the upcoming restriction on electric bikes, tricycles, and similar vehicles on key roads across Metro Manila, effective Monday, April 15.

MMDA Chairman Romando Artes emphasized that hefty penalties will be levied on those who violate the rule.

A fine of P2,500 will be imposed on individuals found breaking the rule. Moreover, vehicles without proper licenses or registration documents will be impounded.

As outlined in MMDA memorandum circular no. 4, the ban applies to e-bikes, trikes, tricycles, and “kuligligs” on several major thoroughfares, including:

List of Roads 

  • A. Bonifacio Avenue
  • Araneta Avenue in QC
  • Boni Avenue
  • Claro M. Recto Avenue in Manila
  • Del Pan/Marcos Highway/McArthur Highway
  • Elliptical Road
  • Epifanio Delos Santos Avenue (EDSA)
  • España Boulevard
  • Claro M. Recto Avenue in Manila
  • Katipunan/C.P. Garcia in QC
  • Magsaysay Boulevard/Aurora Boulevard
  • Marcos Highway
  • Mindanao Avenue
  • Ortigas Avenue
  • Osmeña Highway
  • President Quirino Avenue in Manila
  • Quezon Avenue/Commonwealth Avenue
  • Rizal Avenue
  • Roxas Boulevard
  • Shaw Boulevard
  • Southeast Metro Manila Expressway
  • Taft Avenue
  • Any other routes as designated by the MMDA.

The decision to ban electric bikes, tricycles, and similar vehicles on major roads in Metro Manila is a complex issue that can be viewed from multiple perspectives. On one hand, it aims to improve traffic flow and enhance road safety for all users. Removing these vehicles from busy thoroughfares could lead to less congestion and smoother travel for public transport and private vehicles.

On the other hand, the ban may pose challenges for individuals who rely on e-bikes and trikes as affordable and efficient modes of transportation. These vehicles offer a convenient alternative for short trips and reduce reliance on traditional, often polluting vehicles. The ban may impact daily commuting options for residents who use these modes of transport.

How will authorities and the public address the transition to ensure a smoother commute for all?

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