For
millions of Filipinos navigating EDSA, the daily commute could soon become
safe, more seamless, and more convenient. As SM continues its transformation
journey beyond its retail and shared spaces, its malls are also evolving to
make getting to and from key transport hubs easier for commuters.
In the coming months, mallgoers can look forward to improved
connections through the SM
Megamall EDSA Busway Concourse and Pedestrian Bridge
and SM North EDSA MRT-7 link. The projects aim to shorten long walks to
transportation hubs while giving commuters familiar, well-lit, and ventilated
access and departure points.
The
completion of the SM Megamall EDSA Busway link, which connects SM Megamall to
the Ortigas station of the EDSA Bus Carousel, provides an accessible entrance
and exit point for commuters.
Prior
to the completion of the elevated walkway, commuters had to pass through the
congested MRT-3 footbridge to reach the EDSA Carousel. The new pedestrian
bridge significantly shortens the long, inconvenient walk, allowing easier
access and smoother commuter flow in the busy transportation hub.
The
elevated walkway is fully covered, protecting commuters from rough weather
conditions. The vast space has ramps and an elevator to ensure easy access for
commuters, including persons with disabilities, senior citizens, and pregnant
women.
The
SM Megamall EDSA Busway Link provides commuters with easier access to the bus
carousel platform, which offers northbound trips to Monumento and southbound
trips to the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange.
Meanwhile,
the ongoing construction of the SM North EDSA–MRT 7 Link will provide commuters
with seamless access to the Common Station linking MRT-3, LRT-1, the
soon-to-be-operational MRT-7, and nearby establishments. Pedestrians can safely
walk from hub to hub as the walkway will be fully covered to protect them from
harsh weather conditions.
These
pedestrian walkways, done in coordination with the Department of
Transportation, the Department of Public Works and Highways, and the
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority, are part of SM Supermalls’ broader
initiative to create commuter-friendly facilities around their most-loved SM
Supermalls.
Under the MY SM
Transportation e, the mall operator is reimagining the daily commute—not simply
by improving access to transportation, but by creating safer, more comfortable,
and more convenient journeys for everyone. By putting everyday commuter needs at
the heart of these improvements, SM aims to make getting from one place to
another a more seamless part of everyday life.
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Allan works full time as a Recruitment Head for an IT Solutions company in Makati and juggles blogging along side. He’s fond of travelling, a certified beach and nature lover and would want to explore more of Earth’s riches. A former community theater director, a pre school teacher and a frustrated Star In A Million contestant, Allan hopes of conquering the big stage for a spotlight one day. Conversation and people are his passion.

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