I'll do ground verification by myself once done with the acads, and will revert if it is indeed a warning sign of erratic editing.

Hi! To prevent overlaps, kindly split your changeset into each country you're editing. Your understanding is highly appreciated. Thank you.

You have forgot something that I have to do addendum for the rest of Makati City: changeset/70468194

Unfortunately, according to MMDA, the supposed parking lots are actually a sidewalk for PH-120/R-1/Roxas Boulevard, and there are several vehicles got cited for obstructing the sidewalk. Hopefully, this will help you a lot.

Kindly confirm if Caltex is closed actually.

That's sad to hear, and kindly note of the previous changesets as valid evidences for possible vandalism case to OSMF/TWG.

For review: changeset/69754877

One-way scheme might be implemented on weekends and holidays as per recent text message from Tagaytay City Public Safety Department - Traffic Unit.

You might need to report right away into OSM TWG (OpenStreetMap Technical Working Group), along with the current and valid features for possible abuses.

Edit tip: JOSM will be much easier to use for PC, and by the way, is it confirmed by LRMC or LRTA to steer away from PH-62/R-2/GEAH (General Emilio Aguinaldo Highway)?

By the way, when is the one-way scheme will last for? Hopefully, most Provincial Buses will pass-thru Taal Vista and Sky Ranch for East Bound to PITX.

Because once they would found out the translation, they need more explanation from the local residents on its supposed 'previously kite-flying airfield' history as stated in the wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dasmari%C3%B1as#Paliparan

In other words, I would have to do more explanation to foreign friends + I have mapped the 3 barangays associated with this one: changeset/69193186 and localized already the road names. Hopefully, this will help you a lot.

Now that I understand the nat_name=* and official_name=* tags + the relation for the official/national name, how about the Molino Road (local), Paliparan Road (local), and Molino-Salawag-Paliparan Road (old name), respectively? I'm worried that the foreign nationals may be mistaken for the airport presence for "Paliparan" where in fact, is a village site composed of 3 barangays.

To further enhance your editing, you might need to use JOSM, particularly the administrative boundary relation.

Anyways, to prevent further impasse and disagreements, let's neutralize all lines into "Line #" in the future editing upon OSM LoCo talks and review via Telegram.

Anyways, next time, kindly read the official signage that says, "Cavite Commuter Buses: No Loading, No Unloading" as of April 2019 due to strict implementation of PITx-only boarding rule. Besides, it is designed only for Alabang-bound buses.

Unfortunately, it becomes "Bacoor-Dasmarinas National Road" by law under RA 11048. Hopefully, this will help you a lot.

Kindly avoid placing "Bus to Tagaytay" in NAIA Road Bus Stop due to prohibitions for Cavite Commuter Buses (redirected to PITx).

Notes:
1. Not yet technically a dual-carriageway on actuality from SM Molino until Dasmarinas City; however, from Camella Springville to SM Molino, it gets sometimes dual-carriageway for some reason (due to LGU configuration and safety reasons). Hopefully, if the time permits, will going to check on ground for possible reversion to solo-carriageway, two-way 4-lanes (2 per direction) within Bacoor City section whereas in parts of Dasmarinas City, dual-carriageway got implemented due to traffic island.
2. It is now said to be Bacoor-Dasmarinas National Road from Zapote to Paliparan by law in order to avert confusion by foreign nationals (Paliparan = Airport) and to comply with RA 11048

Hopefully, this will help you a lot.

For the record, it will be considered MRT if it uses heavy rail and EMUs. Anyways, you may opt with the neutral "Line #" (similar to Wiki), and apologies for any confusion.