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How bad is traffic in Imus City, Cavite?

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Nobody likes traffic. Not a single soul. Here's what 14 local experts had to say about traffic in Imus City, Cavite. Perhaps you'll find some tips to avoid rush hour and some potholes.

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Someone considering moving to my city should know about the traffic situation in this area. It is very hard to go places if you don’t have a car. It is also a bit hot even during the rainy season. Proper hydration and ventilation is a must at all times.

Our city is have all the necessary facilities and institutions one would consider moving to. We are surrounded by great number of different schools. We have open fields, so it’s still quite refreshing here and not being surrounding by just buildings. Our area rarely get flooded, this is a big factor for some people. With right traffic conditions, you can reach the business districts in half or less than an hour.

Traffic is congested during rush hours. You should a lot more than an hour travel time if you are going to work in Manila. The city is quite convenient to live because you have all the basic things that you will need i.e., shopping malls, schools, churches, hospitals etc. For me, it is a nice place away from the busy city.

Anjurie, says: 2020

Imus City is the heart of Cavite so expect that, day or night, it’ll be a busy place with non-stop traffic. Vendors will be in every corner, markets will be jump-packed, malls will be crowded and the list goes on. But despite of that, you’re surrounded with friendly people and it offers a wide variety of delicacies which you can buy for a cheaper price.

Vienna, says: 2020

If you want to live near the business districts in the metro but still desire a glimpse of the countryside, moving to Imus, Cavite would be a great choice. Over the years, the city has been urbanized; however, one can still live here without feeling the busy, rushed, and toxic lifestyle. As someone who studied and worked in the capital, I loved living in Imus since it has a wide array of transportation choices. Though sometimes, traffic can be a problem in the morning and evening.

Jaymes, says: 2020

He must learn how to deal with different kinds of people who are mostly visitors from different provinces who chose to stay and live here permanently. He must be aware of traffic in the city which is already part of our daily lives and He must learn to speak our native language.

Meryll, says: 2020

There are overcrowded neighborhood and polluted surroundings. Aside from that, Mondays are the worst because the roads are usually congested due to heavy traffic. Not everything about the city is bad though. The people are nice and approachable based from my experience. Living expenses are not that expensive and there are several landmarks to visit from.

Our city has become overpopulated making it congested. Congestion results in heavy traffic every day; even weekends can experience heavy traffic. If you have an appointment at 8am, you should leave your house at least three hours before your appointment to make sure you can get there on time.

Imus is a city between two rivers. During heavy rains and typhoons, flooding is common in areas near the rivers. Also, it is important to note that Imus is one of the cities adjacent to the National Capital Region. Thus, traffic jams are very common in the national highway. It may take as long as two hours to reach the capital of Manila via the public utility buses.

If you’re moving to Imus, Cavite, know there are advantages and disadvantages of doing so. Advantages being that you’ll gain more access to shell foods like “talaba” and “halaan”, since the seas of Imus are rich with different kinds of crustaceans. Disadvantages of living in the city, on the other hand, include heavy traffic during rush hour.

Should someone consider moving here, he or she must know that traffic here is just as bad as it is in the metro. Rush hours in the morning and evening are worse. Despite that, there’s still a lot of people moving here due to its proximity to the metro. commercial establishments here and there makes living here easier than having to go out of the city to get what you need.

Cynthia, says: 2020

If one should move in Imus, Cavite, a person should know both its major and minor thoroughfares are always suffering from heavy traffic. I advise them to head on their destination hour or two hours early. Convenience and accessibility is an advantage though since it has 24-hour public transport and malls are sprawled around everywhere. Essential facilities like hospitals, banks and schools are also just a few kilometers away which is also a big plus. Imuseňos are really helpful, hospitable and friendly so new residents can adjust and feel at home in the community real quick.

Rhonalyn, says: 2020

Imus is used to be the Christmas Capital of the Philippines because of the colorful and festive Christmas lights in every barangay during Christmas season. But few years ago, another Province coveted the title. Most of residents are from Manila who bought a property in Cavite. It is near Cavite Expressway, the fastest route going to Manila. Imus is one of the developing areas in Cavite.

Imus, Cavite, is such a wonderful City in the Philippines. There are many places to visit. Traffic, pollution, university and transportation is not a problem in the city. High-class and well-mannered people are everywhere. It is so very convenient to stay here you will never have a problem to think.

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