What are transportation options and challenges in General Trias City, Cavite?

If you are moving to General Trias, get ready for long commutes. Most villages are connected by narrow streets packed with too many vehicles causing terrible traffic. A one-way travel from our address to Makati takes between 4 and 5 hours. The prices of staple are more expensive as compared to Manila. Do not expect much from the local government. We are planning of moving out from this city soon as we find it cumbersome.

Consider first the elevation of the land because if it is flat, there is more tendency that there will be flood when the storm comes. Second, he should consider if it is in the danger zone such as near in the volcano. Third, he should consider too if it is near in his office so that it will not be hassle on commuting. he should consider if the government in that place is responsible enough to update them about the news happening in their city.

The City of General Trias is the Sixth District of Cavite. Lead by Mayor Antonio Ferrer, it is First Class in terms of income classification. It has a very good location, in the north of the province. It is bounded by the cities of Noveleta, Imus, Kawit, Dasmariñas, Silang, Amadeo, Tanza, and Rosario. Thus, making transportation accessible. It has a very rich historical background, one of which pertains to its name honoring the hero General Mariano Trias.

General Trias is one of the largest cities in Cavite. People here are very warm and welcoming. They offer a lot of food and delivery options, you’ll feel you never left the Metro. Means of transportation is always available, from two to four wheels. Trucks are being banned due to some inaccessible area.