Senator Cynthia Villar led the inauguration of the newly constructed Sinombre Drive that seeks to further ease the flow of traffic in the main thoroughfares of Las Piñas City.
The Sinombre Drive road project was initiated by Villar as part of her commitment to address the terrible traffic problem in the city. It was funded and implemented by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH).
“I am fully aware of the horrendous traffic that affects the residents of Las Piñas City and all motorists and commuters who ply the Alabang-Zapote road. I understand the anger and frustration. That is why I am finding ways to help ease the traffic congestion. I hope this new road will make travelling within the city easier and faster,’ the veteran legislator said.
The 500-meter Sinombre Drive traverses along the Sinombre Creek. It will bring motorists to the access road from the Alabang-Zapote road to the Zapote River drive, passing through Pamplona Park subdivision in barangay Pamplona, and connect to the Las Piñas River Drive, a five-phased, 15-kilometer road project also initiated by the seasoned lawmaker.
The 500-meter Sinombre Drive traverses along the Sinombre Creek. It will bring motorists to the access road from the Alabang-Zapote road to the Zapote River drive.
The new roadway will directly benefit residents of Pamplona Park subdivision, Sterlinglife Homes, Remarville and Patricia Homes of Pamplona 2.
‘I look forward to faster traffic and business movements to and from Las Piñas and surrounding areas now that we have these new road projects. I initiated these projects to make the lives of our people better and travelling less burdensome,’ the lady senator said.
I look forward to faster traffic and business movements to and from Las Piñas and surrounding areas now that we have these new road projects.