Why is traffic bad along C5 from Market! Market! to that overpass crossing the Pasig River?

This section of the highway is poorly designed with four bottlenecks in a span of 1.5 kilometers.

Topped with the Filipinos' penchant for squeezing in every road space available, this blends just the right formula for a horrifyingly epic experience on the road.

It is safe to say that you can get anywhere around Metro Manila within 30 to 45 minutes, traveling at a safe speed of 80 kilometers per hour. But the only time you can do this is during Holy Week (at least from Maundy Thursday to Black Saturday) or a Manny Pacquaio fight.

On the contrary, traversing that very span of C5 will take you about 45 minutes to an hour on peak hours 5pm to 8pm, Mondays through Fridays. Don't miss it.

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I have always believed in God. But there were moments in my life when I doubted his power and form, even at one point believing that a higher being—if indeed there was—resided nowhere but within each individual. This is short of saying that he did not exist, at least in the entity as depicted in the Bible.

My faith then was a contradictory of sorts—it had its limits but it knew no boundaries. My belief only went as far as the sense and feeling of lightness and comfort that I get from faith. I would question any intent, purpose or motive—if there was—that He supposedly have vested upon me when I was beset by trials and challenges regardless of gravity. In short, I only believed when blessings rain upon me and doubted His greatness when problems occurred.