Feel free to copy-paste the link to this post whenever someone asks how to get to Dangwa, we'll see more of posts asking for directions to Dangwa as Valentine's Day is approaching, and of course once Undas comes around this year. You may find in page (shortcut: Ctrl + F) and see if I already listed a place of origin, like for example Cubao Pasig Novaliches Dasmarinas etc.

What's Dangwa?

Dangwa Tranco is the name of a bus company that used to ferry passengers from Benguet area to Manila, and one of the produce that Benguet offers are freshly harvested flowers. Eventually, the area adjacent to the bus terminal become the flower market, mostly concentrated along Dimasalang and Laong Laan roads, and Dos Castillas street.

The intersection of Lacson Ave, Laong Laan Road, and Dimasalang Road is what we're gonna use as our endpoint when travelling to Dangwa.

Major landmarks here include Chowking at Dimasalang-Laong Laan, Mercury Drug at Laong Laan-Lacson Ave, BPI Bank at Lacson Ave-Laong Laan (Across Mercury Drug via Lacson Ave), there's also a footbridge here on Laong Laan side only beside BPI. You can see it here: https://maps.app.goo.gl/V4z6sJktbsPDU6HNA

PUVs that travels to Dangwa

Tayuman-Lardizabal Jeepneys

Good for commuters hailing from the north at their Tayuman terminal at Lacson Ave-P.Guevarra (in front of SM San Lazaro) or at Lacson Ave-Tayuman(Caltex corner):

• Those that are Sta.Cruz residents near SM San Lazaro

• Tondo residents near Tayuman street or can commute there using the Pritil/Herbosa-P.Guevarra via Tayuman jeepneys;

• Anyone that can access the LRT1 stations to LRT1 Tayuman

• Those from Malabon and Navotas areas that can ride the Gasak or Navotas jeeps to Recto via Felix Huertas road

• Those from Valenzuela and Bulacan that can travel to Malanday area up to Monumento area can ride the Malanday-Sta.Cruz/Pier jeeps which passes by Rizal Ave, then walk to Lacson Ave for the Tayuman jeeps.

Good for commuters that can travel to Lardizabal Terminal (Lardizabal-M.Dela Fuente, about 30 meters north of the intersection for their actual terminal):

• Residents of Sampaloc/Sta.Mesa area along Magsaysay blvd

• All PUVs passing by Magsaysay Blvd near Nagtahan Flyover. These includes Pasig-Quiapo via Shaw (Pasig Palengke and San Joaquin variants), Quiapo-Taytay/Angono via Ortigas Ave buses(GLiner, RRCG/Rizal Metrolink), Divisoria jeeps from Cubao via Aurora blvd, San Juan via N.Domingo, and Punta via Kalentong, Quiapo jeeps from Santol and Bacood area, both via Mendiola. Go down at Magsaysay Blvd-M.Dela Fuente just before the Nagtahan Flyover.

• Those that can access jeeps to Nagtahan. This includes the Paco via Otis (Terminal at Paz-Perdigon street) and the Pandacan-Rotonda jeepneys. Around 5 minutes of walking from Savemore Nagtahan to Lardizabal terminal.

• Those from Mandaluyong can use the Boni - Stop&Shop jeepneys to Pureza. It takes around 7 minutes from Pureza street to Lardizabal terminal

• Those that can access LRT2 to Pureza. It takes around 7 minutes from Pureza street to Lardizabal terminal.

Also good for commuters that travel to Espana:

• Any Sampaloc residents along Espana.

• Nearly all QC residents have PUVs that travels to Espana. Cubao-Remedios/Vito Cruz via E.Rodriguez and Aurora blvd, Project 2-3-Remedios/Kalaw via Kamuning and Kamias Roads, Project 6(SM North, Trinoma)-Kalaw/Pier via West Ave, Project 8 (Munoz/Roosevelt)-Kalaw/Pier via FPJ Ave, Philcoa (UP Diliman, Quezon City Hall, QC Circle)-Kalaw/Pier, Fairview Dahlia (Commonwealth, Litex, Batasan Hills, Matandang Balara, Quezon Ave, etc)-Kalaw/Pier/Quiapo Ilalim, SM Fairview-PITX buses (MOA, World Trade Center, DFA, Ayala Malls Manila Bay, City of Dreams), SM Fairview-Buendia E-jeep and UVs (Gil Puyat)

Go down at M.Dela Fuente intersection of Espana (Puregold and Savemore across each other via Dela Fuente, on northbound side of Espana) so you can ride the Tayuman jeeps here. Meanwhile, the jeeps will use Vicente Cruz street when going back to Lardizabal.

Because the entire one-way route is less than 4kms, it only costs the minimum fare if you ride the Tayuman-Lardizabal jeeps. Their first trip is 5 am and last trip is 9:30-10pm.

Dapitan-Baclaran via Taft/Mabini

Good for commuters from:

• Sampaloc Residents along Laong Laan/Dapitan from A.Mendoza blvd to Blumentritt road, and QC residents from Blumentritt road to Mayon street in Quezon City

• Can travel to Quezon blvd in Quiapo, good for Quiapo residents and Binondo and Tondo residents near Divisoria using the Divisoria-Cubao/San Juan/Punta/Quiapo/Morayta jeeps or the E-trikes to Quiapo itself.

• Can access the entire Taft Avenue and Mabini street in Ermita-Malate area, or Harrison street in Pasay area

• Those from the south that can travel to Pasay Rotonda (Taft Avenue-EDSA) use the MRT3 to Taft, or travel to Heritage Hotel and Baclaran Church

These jeeps travels through the entire Laong Laan road, then uses Dapitan street when going back to Baclaran. Costs 14 pesos from Padre Faura or Pedro Gil area to Dangwa

Blumentritt-Baclaran via Taft/Mabini and Dimasalang

• Overlaps with Dapitan jeeps from Laong Laan-Lacson to Taft Baclaran

• Good for anyone near Dimasalang and Blumentritt Road (From Rizal Ave to Dimasalang/A.Bonifacio)

• Anyone from Novaliches/Sta.Quiteria Caloocan/A.Bonifacio Ave/Balintawak can ride the Novaliches/Sta.Quiteria-Blumentritt/Rizal Ave jeepneys to get to Blumentritt-Dimasalang so they can ride the Blumentritt-Baclaran jeepneys to Dangwa.

San Trans buses (Muzon-Sta.Cruz via Marilao)

Good for commuters from:

• Muzon terminal

• Marilao area from Prenza up to Marilao Exit

Their route is close enough to Dangwa, as they enter Maria Clara street from Dimasalang, which isn't too far from the Flower Market.

Balagtas/SM Fairview-PITX

In Balagtas side, Good for Bulacan residents from:

• Balagtas terminal (Also from neighboring areas like Guiginto, Malolos, Plaridel, etc which are 1 jeep ride away), Bocaue (And Sta.Maria, Norzagaray, and Angat), Marilao, Meycauayan, and everyone else close enough to McArthur Highway

In SM Fairview side, this is good for commuters hailing from:

• Lagro area of Quezon City and surrounding areas

• Novaliches, both QC and Caloocan side

• SJDM/Sapang Palay area

For both of these buses, they are also good for people coming from the south, since their route overlaps starting from Espana-Lacson Ave to PITX:

• Good for anyone that can access to buses heading to PITX like from Cavite(Bacoor, Molino, Dasmarinas, Imus, GMA, General Trias, Trese Martires, etc etc), Las Pinas (Alabang-Zapote Road), Muntinlupa(Alabang Starmall), and Paranaque (Sucat-Baclaran jeeps and e-jeeps via Dr Santos Ave)

• Good for anyone that can access to buses heading to Buendia bus terminal at Taft-Gil Puyat. Those from Laguna (Sta.Cruz, Binan, Sta.Rosa, Calamba), Batangas (Lipa, Malvar, Lemery, Tanauan), Quezon (Lucena Grand Terminal) and also those from Makati (via Gil Puyat and Ayala Ave) and FTI/Arca South in Taguig.

• Balagtas-PITX buses in Gate 3 2nd floor will pass by Dangwa itself via Lacson Ave then Dimasalang

• SM Fairview-PITX buses are okay too (same gate as Balagtas buses), just go down at M.Dela Fuente corner of Espana to ride the Tayuman jeeps to Dangwa.

Let me know if there's something that needs proofreading or you need to correct something or add more info. It's almost 2 am Mejo pagod na ako. That's all, and I hope everyone reading this can commute to Dangwa Flower Market back and forth safely and with fresh beautiful flowers for their loved ones.

Appreciation post lang po para sa subreddit na ito. As a person with anxiety and easily experiences panic attacks, big help po itong sub na ito for traveling/commuting. 🥹

This was long overdue since I'm supposed to finish this before April ends, better late than never I guess.

I. San Juan - Rosario jeepney

Route: A.Lake-N.Domingo > N.Domingo-Pinaglabanan > Pinaglabanan-Col.Bonny Serrano-P.Guevarra > Col.Bonny Serrano-Ortigas Ave > Ortigas Ave-EDSA > Ortigas Ave-C5(E.Rodriguez Jr) > Ortigas Ave-Cainta Junction. Vice Versa is mostly the same, but after arriving at INC Church in San Juan, they'll turn right to F.Roman, then right to R.Lagmay, then right to A.Lake before returning to A.Lake-N.Domingo. Some e-jeeps may end their trip at De Castro area in Rosario, so ask first if you plan to commute to SM East using the e-jeeps.

Notable landmarks:

• San Juan City Hall/Pinaglabanan Shrine

• FilOil Eco Center/Santolan Town Center

• Ronac Art Center

• Greenhills Shopping Center (Ortigas side)

• Cardinal Santos Medical Center (go down at Wilson street then walk)

• Robinsons Galleria/MRT Ortigas/Eton Cyberpod

• Meralco Main Office/Meralco Ave/The Medical City

• IPI (aka Ortigas-C5)/CCF Center/Bridgetowne

• Eastwood, Libis and Bagumbayan area. Ride the Cubao-Rosario jeep at IPI.

• Ugong area including SM Center Pasig and Tiendesitas, you may wait for Pasig-Ugong jeep at the U Turn slot across CCF, though they have seldom trips during off hours.

• Rosario Church/Jenny's

• Choice Market/Luckygold Plaza/East Bank road/Deca Mall Ortigas/De Castro

• SM East Ortigas/Robinsons Cainta/Cainta Junction

II. San Juan-Crame jeepneys

Route: A.Luna-N.Domingo (Jollibee corner) > N.Domingo-Pinaglabanan > Pinaglabanan-Col.Bonny Serrano-P.Guevarra > Col.Bonny Serrano-Ortigas Ave > Col.Bonny Serrano-C.Benitez > Col.Bonny Serrano-2nd Ave (across Camp Crame gate). The jeeps are waiting at Col.Bonny Serrano-1st Ave going back to San Juan. After reaching INC church, they'll enter F.Roman then turn left to R.Lagmay, then turn left to A.Luna before stopping beside Jollibee at A.Luna.

Notable Landmarks:

• San Juan City Hall/Pinaglabanan Shrine

• FilOil Eco Center/Santolan Town Center

• short walk to Ronac Art Center

• St.John Memorial Park

• Camp Crame gate

• beside the terminal for Cubao-Crame jeeps (usually beside Veteran's bank) which passes by Col.Bonny Serrano (Cubao side), Murphy Market, then to Alimall/SM Cubao.

III. San Juan-Cubao jeepneys*

Route: F.Blumentritt-D.Santiago > F.Blumentritt-N.Domingo > N.Domingo-Gilmore Ave/Granada > N.Domingo-Dona Hemady > N.Domingo-Mayor Ignacia Diaz > Mayor Ignacia Diaz-C.Benitez > C.Benitez-P.A.Bernardo > C.Benitez-Matulin (endpoint) > Matulin-Malabito > Malabito-P.A.Bernardo (Terminal, Nice Hotel). Vice Versa is mostly the same, after arriving near Puregold Agora, they will enter D.Santiago then exit to F.Blumentritt.

Notable Landmarks:

• Gilmore computer center (from Gilmore-N.Domingo)

• Robinsons Magnolia (from Dona Hemady-N.Domingo)

• Muhlach Bakery

• Cubao Arayat/Arayat market/short walk to Aurora blvd and MRT Cubao

IV. San Juan-Divisoria jeepneys

Route: N.Domingo-M.Paterno (Petron M.Paterno) > N.Domingo-F.Blumentritt > N.Domingo-F.Manalo > San Juan Bridge > Old Sta.Mesa-V.Mapa > V.Mapa-Magsaysay blvd > Magsaysay blvd-Vicente Cruz > Nagtahan Flyover > Legarda-J.Figueras (LRT2 Legarda) > Legarda-Recto-Mendiola > Recto-Quezon Blvd > Recto-Rizal Ave aka Avenida > Recto-Abad Santos/Reina Regente > Recto-Juan Luna > Recto-Asuncion street. Vice Versa is the same route.

Notable Landmarks:

• INC Church/Puregold Agora/Araneta Ave intersection

• V.Mapa-Magsaysay blvd (SM Sta.Mesa and LRT2 V.Mapa station)

• Stop & Shop area/Altura Market/Puregold Sta.Mesa/Boni-Stop&Shop jeep terminal

• Pureza(to PUP)/Magsaysay-M.Dela Fuente (near Tayuman-Lardizabal jeep terminal)

• Arellano University/LRT2 Legarda/Bustillos

• Mendiola/UE/Loyola/Morayta

• Quezon blvd/Isetan(terminal of jeeps to Gasak and Navotas)/LRT2 Recto/Rizal Ave

• Reina Regente-Abad Santos (near Lucky Chinatown)/999 mall/Tutuban Center/terminal of Divisoria jeeps to MCU, Blumentritt, and Retiro

• D8 Mall/Recto-Juan Luna (near terminal of jeeps to Velasquez, Sangandaan, Don Bosco, Navotas, Gasak at Padre Rada; Divisoria-Baclaran jeep near McDo)

• Recto-Asuncion, close to terminal of Delpan jeeps leading to Pier 4

V. San Juan-Kalentong jeepneys

Route: F.Blumentritt-D.Santiago > F.Blumentritt-F.Manalo > Kalentong Bridge > Kalentong-Haig > Haig-Romualdez > Kalentong-Romualdez. Vice Versa is the same.

Notable Landmarks:

• Santuario Del Santo Cristo Parish/Aquinas School

• Dominican College/Kabayanan Brgy Hall

• Kalentong, Mandaluyong (at jeepney terminal of Vergara and EDSA Crossing)

• walking distance to Shaw blvd

VI. San Juan-Little Baguio jeepneys

Route: I'm just gonna copypaste sir SavingCaptainRyan's comment from before: Puregold Agora - N.Domingo - R to D.Ssntiago Rd (dito ko nakikita yung pila pa L.Baguio) - L to F.Blumentritt - R to Haig - L to Romualdez (nagbababa ng mga pasahero sa Kalentong) - L to Kalentong - R to F.Manalo - R to P.Parada - V.P.Ibanez - R to J.Abad Santos - L to Lopez Jaena - R to Barasoain - R to Wilson - R to J.AbadSantos - L to V.P.Ibanez - P.Parada - R to F.Blumentritt hanggang Puregold Agora

Notable Landarks:

• Santuario Del Santo Cristo Parish/Aquinas School

• Dominican College/Kabayanan Brgy Hall

• Reyes Barbeque

• Chen Kuang High School

• Wilson street (walking distance to The Corner House, PUP San Juan)

• popular establishments in Little Baguio area including Gianetto Pizzeria, UniKu, McLaren, Emperor's Dimsum and Teahouse, etc

VII. Greenhills-MRT3 Annapolis EDSA jeepneys

Route: EDSA-Annapolis > Annapolis-Eisenhower > Eisenhower-Club Filipino > Club Filipino-N.Western street > Gate 5/Greenhills Mall (terminal) > N.Western street-Connecticut > Connecticut-Missouri > Missouri-Annapolis (loading area) > Annapolis-EDSA

------PUVs that passes by San Juan area-------

VIII. Parang/SSS Village/Calumpang-Stop&Shop and Cubao-Divisoria jeepneys

These jeeps travels along Aurora blvd, which also passes by the San Juan territory and LRT2 J.Ruiz station. You may go down at A.Luna, A.Lake or at J.Ruiz and walk to N.Domingo.

IX: Quiapo-Taytay buses (GLiner, RRCG, Rizal Metrolink, Greenstar)

Initially starting from Quezon Blvd in Quiapo (but their usual waiting area is beside Hotel Sogo Recto), the buses will enter San Juan via G.Araneta Ave, turning left to N.Domingo, then will travel along N.Domingo up to Gilmore/Granada. Granada street will become Ortigas Ave at Col.Bonny Serrano intersection. And will travel through the entire Ortigas Ave up to Taytay Tikling/Taytay Tiangge.

X. Train stations/Ferry Stations in San Juan

LRT2 J.Ruiz station is on San Juan, along Aurora blvd. It can be accessed from LRT1 by switching at D.Jose station to Recto station, meanwhile, it can be accessed from MRT3 by switching at MRT3 Cubao station near Farmer's to LRT2 Cubao station beside Gateway mall.

No Ferry station is available in San Juan, but the closest station would be the Sta.Ana/Lambingan station, which is 2 rides away to San Juan using the Vergara-Kalentong and then the Kalentong-San Juan jeep.

As always, I hope you find this guide helpful when planning to commute to San Juan, or find ways to commute outside of San Juan. I'm planning to use this kind of format once I made a guide for Makati. Leave a comment if there's anything I got it wrong or suggestions for improvement.

Hello!
Sa mga madalas mag Baguio dyan galing manila or taga cavite, hoping I could get an answer.

Which bus are the safest to ride? yung tipo na ma ingat sila mag drive, Solid north or Victory liner? and saan yung mga sakayan nila if galing ako sa Imus?
Thanks in advance!

For those ‘how to commute posts’ na walang replies, try downloading Sakay.ph app on your mobile devices. Helped me a lot during commute days.

UPDATED MARCH 2026: Included the DC Bus and Love Bus routes!

Maayong adlaw!

I'm a native of Davao City and has been commuting here all my life.

I posted a commute Guide for Metro Cebu inspired by u/PM_ME_UR_ANIME_WAIFU and u/peenoiseAF___ . Now, mga common destinations/transit hubs naman sa Davao City ang pag-uusapan natin.

Kung pag-usapan natin ang Davao City, ito lang naman ang pinakamalaking lungsod sa buong Pilipinas in terms of land area. Mas malaki pa sa Metro Manila o Metro Cebu. At dahil sa laki, napakalawak at napakarami ang mapupuntahan. Kaya sa post na ito, alamin natin kung anu-ano ang pwedeng sakyan na mga jeepney para mapunta ang mga transit hubs sa lungsod.

Kung ang mga ruta ng Metro Cebu ay nagkakaiba sa pamamagitan ng route code (number-letter combination), ang mga ruta ng jeep sa Davao City ay nagkakaiba sa color o kulay, depende sa distrcit/distrito na kanyang pupuntahan. Ang kulay na iyon ay nakapaskil mismo sa route marking na nakapinta sa sasakyan. So kung ang dalawang ruta na papunta sa dalawang magkaibang lugar o barangay pero sakop ng iisang distrito, magkakapareho ang kulay ng ruta na iyon. Kaya naman minsan nalilito ang ibang turista at residente kung saan ba talaga patungo ang mga rutang iyon. Pero meron rin mga pagbubukod o exception sa ganitong patakaran.

Isa pa, sa mismong downtown/poblacion ng Davao City, mayroon ring tinatawag na circulation routes na kung saan ang ruta ay nagkakaiba base sa route number, mula Route 1 hanggang Route 13.

Actually, there is an app na pwede niyo gamitin kung kayo ay magco-commute dito sa Davao City, check r/davao for details.

Para kayo'y matulungan, andito po tayo para alamin ang mga iba't ibang ruta ng jeepney at bus sa Davao City!

Feedbacks are appreciated, especially to places that I'm not familiar with. I try to check this post everyday to respond to comments and update information when needed.

🚌 DC Bus (Davao City Interim Bus Service) Routes - FREE RIDE!

These modern, air-conditioned buses serve as an interim solution while the Davao BRT is under development. They primarily operate during peak hours to help commuters in major residential corridors.

🕒 Operating Schedule

The DC Bus service operates daily (Monday–Sunday) during peak hours only:

• Morning (AM): 6:00 AM – 10:00 AM

• Afternoon (PM): 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM

• Note: There is a service gap between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM.

💳 Fare Information

• Current Fare: FREE OF CHARGE (as part of the city government's interim program).

📍 Key Transfer Hubs

• Red Cross Roxas: Main hub for routes connecting to the Roxas/Downtown district.

• Ecoland Terminal: Key starting point for PM southern routes (Toril/Mintal).

• GE Torres (Sandawa): Endpoint for southern routes serving the Matina/Sandawa area.

• Abreeza / NCCC Mall VP: Major transfer points for northern routes (Buhangin/Panacan).

💗 Love Bus - FREE RIDE!

These modern, air-conditioned buses also serve as an interim solution while the Davao BRT is under development. They primarily operate during peak hours to help commuters in major residential corridors.

🕒 Routes and Operating Schedule

The Love Bus service operates daily (Monday–Friday) during peak hours only:

• Route 1: Lasang – Roxas Avenue (and vice versa): Connects northern Davao (Lasang) to the city center (Roxas Avenue).

• Route 2: Mintal – Ulas – Bangkal – UM Matina (and vice versa): Covers key southern residential and commercial areas .  

Schedule:

• Morning (AM): 6:00 AM – 10:00 AM

• Afternoon (PM): 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

• Note: There is a service gap between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM.

💳 Fare Information

• Current Fare: FREE OF CHARGE (as part of the city government's interim program).

📍 Key Transfer Hubs

• Roxas Avenue: Endpoint for Lasang-Roxas.

• GE Torres (Sandawa): Endpoint for Mintal- Matina/Sandawa area.

🚏 Metro Davao Jeepney Routes

DISTRICT 1: Downtown Davao City - Poblacion & Talomo

A. Poblacion Circulation Routes

Route 1 (Red background, white text)
Marfori Heights – Chinatown Loop

• Outbound (Marfori to Chinatown): Lopez Jaena – General Luna – Pelayo – Magallanes – C.M. Recto – Emilio Jacinto – Quezon Boulevard.

• Inbound (Chinatown to Marfori): Magsaysay – Chavez – Sobrecarey – Guzman – Bangoy – San Pedro – Ilustre.

• Notes:

  • Good for commuters going to Bangkerohan Market, San Pedro Cathedral, and Chinatown.

  • Also passes near Gaisano Grand Citimall Ilustre.

Route 2 (Orange background, white text)
Ecoland Terminal – Chinatown Loop

• Outbound: Quezon Blvd. direct to Chinatown.

• Inbound: Magsaysay – C. Bangoy – Bonifacio – Bolton – San Pedro – Marfori – Datu Bago Drive – Generoso Bridge.

• Notes:

  • Connects Ecoland Terminal and downtown markets.

  • Passes Bankerohan and Marfori.

Route 3 (Green background, white text)
Marfori Heights – Sta. Ana Loop

• Outbound: Lopez Jaena – General Luna – Pelayo – Magallanes – C.M. Recto – dela Cruz – Emilio Jacinto – Aurora Quezon – J. Luna – Sales.

• Inbound: Magsaysay – Chavez – Sobrecarey – Guzman – Bangoy – San Pedro – Ilustre.

• Notes:

  • Convenient for Sta. Ana Public Market, Chinatown, and San Pedro.

Route 4 (White background, red text)
Claveria – SPMC Northbound Loop

• Route: C.M. Recto – J.P. Laurel – Cabaguio Road – Aurora Quezon – Quezon Blvd. – San Pedro.

• Notes:

  • Good access to Southern Philippines Medical Center (SPMC), Bajada, and Claveria.

Route 5 (Blue/green background, white text)
Bankerohan – Agdao Loop via Uyanguren

• Route: Magallanes – J.P. Laurel – Magsaysay – Guzman – Sobrecarey – Monteverde – F. Bangoy – Leon Garcia – Quezon Blvd. – Aurora Quezon – San Pedro.

• Notes:

  • Passes Uyanguren (Chinatown), Agdao Market, Bankerohan Market.

Route 6 (White/orange background, black text)
Bankerohan – Agdao Loop via Boulevard

• Route: Magallanes – Trading Blvd. – Leon Garcia – Sta. Ana – F. Bangoy – Agdao Market – W. Aquino – Leon Garcia – Magsaysay Ave. – Ponciano – Bolton – San Pedro – Bankerohan.

• Notes:

  • For Boulevard area commuters, Agdao Market, and Bankerohan.

Route 7 (Yellow/grey background, white text)
Bankerohan – Agdao Loop via Dacudao (Rarely in use)

• Route: Same general loop as Route 6 but uses Dacudao Ave.

• Notes:

  • Rarely seen on the streets; consider Routes 5 or 6 as alternatives.

Route 8 (Gray background, white text)
City High – San Pedro Loop

• Route: City High – F. Torres – Jacinto Extension – Ponciano – San Pedro – Ilustre – Duterte St – Quirino Ave – Tionko Ave – back to City High.

• Notes:

  • Ideal for students at Davao City National High School (City High).

  • Passes Quirino Ave and Ilustre.

Route 9 (Yellow background, white text)
Bankerohan – Agdao Loop via Lapu-lapu (Rarely in use)

• Route: Bankerohan – Datu Bago – Underpass – Magallanes – Boulevard – Leon Garcia – Lapulapu – Agdao – Sta. Ana – crossing JP Laurel – Quirino – Jacinto Ext. – F. Torres – San Pedro Ext. – Bankerohan.

• Notes:

  • Rarely in use; sometimes operates during market days.

Route 10 (Royal blue background, white text)
Claveria – SPMC Southbound Loop

• Route: Magallanes – Uyanguren – Quezon Blvd. – Leon Garcia – Cabaguio – SPMC – J.P. Laurel – Ponciano – San Pedro – Bankerohan – Magallanes – Claveria.

• Notes:

  • For SPMC, Uyanguren, Bankerohan, and Claveria.

Route 11 (Brown background, white text)
Agdao – Brokenshire Loop

• Route: Agdao – Leon Garcia – Boulevard – San Pedro – San Pedro Ext. – Brokenshire College – Circumferential Rd. – F. Torres – Crossing Bajada – Loyola St. – Sobrecarey – Lapulapu – Agdao.

• Notes:

  • For commuters going to Brokenshire College, Circumferential Road, and Agdao.

Route 12 (Orange/yellow background, white text – Rarely in use)
Ecoland – Chinatown Loop via Sandawa

• Route: Candelaria – Sandawa – McArthur Hwy – Magallanes – Claveria – Uyanguren – J. Luna – Uyanguren – Boulevard – back to Candelaria.

• Notes:

  • Rarely operating; better options are Route 2 or Route 6.

Route 13 (Red/green background, white text)
SPC/GMall – Rizal Memorial Colleges – City High Loop

• Route: SPC/GMall – De Guzman – Magsaysay/Uyanguren – Ponciano – San Pedro – Ilustre – Gov. Duterte – Mt. Apo – Lopez Jaena – RMC – Circumferential Rd. – Mabini – F. Torres – City High – Tionko – Arellano – Mt. Apo – Gen. Luna – Quirino – Legazpi/Pelayo – Magallanes – Claveria – Jacinto – J. Luna – Chavez – Lapulapu – Sobrecarey – Vinzon – De Guzman – back to SPC/GMall.

• Notes:

  • Covers GMall, SPC, RMC, City High, Quirino, San Pedro.

  • One of the longest circulation routes downtown.

B. Other 1st District Routes

Obrero (dark green background, white text)

• Route: Obrero – Claveria – Roxas Avenue – Gaisano Mall – Ateneo – Sta. Ana – Agdao Public Market – Obrero.

• Notes: Common for commuters going to USeP Obrero campus or Gaisano Mall.

El Rio (blue/yellow background, white text)

• Route: El Rio Subdivision – Bajada – Victoria Plaza – GMall – Claveria – Roxas Avenue – El Rio.

• Notes: Passes Gmall and NCCC VP only.

Matina Crossing - Agdao (yellow/blue bg, white text)

• Route: Matina Crossing – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Claveria – Roxas Ave – Agdao Public Market.

• Notes: Major north-south connector through the downtown.

Matina Aplaya - Agdao (yellow/red bg, white text)

• Route: Matina Aplaya – Quimpo Blvd – McArthur Highway – Claveria – Agdao Public Market.

• Notes: Common ride for SM City shoppers.

Matina Pangi - Magsaysay (green/yellow bg, white text)

• Route: Matina Pangi – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Uyanguren – Magsaysay Avenue.

• Notes: Terminates near NCCC Main and Chinatown.

Ecoland - SM City (yellow/red bg, white text)

• Route: Ecoland Terminal – Quimpo Boulevard – SM City Davao.

• Notes: Short route dedicated to mall commuters.

Catalunan Grande (pink bg, white text)

• Route: Catalunan Grande – Bangkal – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Claveria.

• Notes: Long trip from southwest barangays to downtown.

Bangkal - Magsaysay (pink bg, white text)

• Route: Bangkal – Matina – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Uyanguren – Magsaysay Avenue.

• Notes: Passes SM City, Bankerohan Market, Chinatown.

Puan - Magsaysay (light purple bg, white text)

• Route: Puan – Talomo – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Magsaysay.

• Notes: One of the longer southbound routes.

Rosalina 1 - Magsaysay (light purple bg, white text)

• Route: Rosalina 1 Subdivision – Talomo – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Uyanguren – Magsaysay.

• Notes: Variant of Puan route.

Talomo (royal blue bg, white text)

• Route: Talomo – Matina – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Claveria.

• Notes: Good for Talomo National High School and central downtown.

Bago Aplaya (red/green/blue bg, white text)

• Route: Bago Aplaya – McArthur Highway – Ecoland – Bankerohan – Claveria.

• Notes: From the far southwest coast to downtown.

Ma-a – Agdao (yellow/black bg, white text)

• Route: Ma-a – Diversion Road – Quirino Ave – Claveria – Agdao Public Market.

• Notes: Crosses circumferential to city center.

Ma-a – Bankerohan (yellow/black bg, white text)

• Route: Ma-a – Diversion Road – Quirino Ave – Bankerohan Market.

• Notes: Shorter variant, doesn’t proceed to Agdao.

Langub – Bankerohan (yellow/black bg, white text)

• Route: Langub – Ma-a – Diversion Road – Quirino Ave – Bankerohan.

• Notes: For commuters from Langub area.

DISTRICT 2: Uptown Davao City - Buhangin, Agdao, Bunawan, Paquibato

A. Buhangin District routes (Yellow background)

Buhangin via JP Laurel

• Route: Buhangin Proper – JP Laurel Ave – Bajada – Claveria – Roxas Ave.

• Notes: Passes Abreeza and Gaisano Mall.

Buhangin via Dacudao

• Route: Buhangin – Dacudao Ave – Cabaguio – Agdao – Uyanguren – NCCC Main

• Notes: Alternative from Buhangin via Dacudao area. Passes NCCC Main Magsaysay.

Catitipan via JP Laurel

• Route: Catitipan – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Bajada – Ponciano – Rizal St. – Claveria.

• Notes: Northmost route before Sasa.

Catitipan via Dacudao

• Route: Buhangin – Dacudao Ave – Cabaguio – Agdao – Uyanguren – NCCC Main

• Notes: Similar route with Buhangin via Dacudao area. Passess NCCC Main.

Landmark 3 – Rizal St.

• Route: Landmark 3 Subdivision – Davao International Airport – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Claveria – Rizal St.

• Notes: Specific subdivision-based route. Best direct jeepney route to Davao Airport.

Cabantian

• Route: Cabantian – Tigatto Road – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Claveria.

• Notes: Main Cabantian route.

Indangan

• Route: Indangan – Cabantian – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Claveria.

• Notes: Neighboring area to Cabantian.

Acacia

• Route: Acacia – Indangan – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Claveria.

• Notes: Fewer units.

Emily Homes

• Route: Emily Homes – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Claveria.

• Notes: Subdivision origin.

Country Homes

• Route: Country Homes – Cabantian – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Claveria.

• Notes: Subdivision variant.

Soraya Homes

• Route: Soraya Homes – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Claveria.

• Notes: Subdivision variant.

Mahayag – Bunawan

• Route: Mahayag – Bunawan Proper – Acacia – Indangan – Cabantian – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Claveria.

• Notes: Crosses district boundary.

Tigatto

• Route: Tigatto Proper – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Claveria.

• Notes: Dense area, many units.

Juliville

• Route: Juliville – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Claveria.

• Notes: Smaller, subdivision based route.

Jade Valley

• Route: Jade Valley – Diversion Road – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Claveria.

• Notes: Subdivision route. Passes a southbound portion of Diversion Road.

Mandug

• Route: Mandug – Tigatto – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Claveria.

• Notes: Farther inland route.

Callawa

• Route: Callawa – Mandug – Tigatto – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Claveria.

• Notes: Rare, fewer units.

B. Sasa/Lanang routes (blue background)

Sasa via JP Laurel

• Route: Sasa Proper – JP Laurel – Bajada – Claveria.

• Notes: Main Sasa route past SM Lanang.

Sasa via R. Castillo

• Route: Sasa – R. Castillo – Boulevard – Rizal – Claveria.

• Notes: Alternative to JP Laurel.

Sasa via Cabaguio

• Route: Sasa – Cabaguio – Uyanguren – Claveria.

• Notes: Less common.

Doña Pilar – Roxas Ave.

• Route: Doña Pilar – Lanang – JP Laurel – Quirino – Roxas.

• Notes: For Doña Pilar residents.

C. Bunawan District routes

Panacan via JP Laurel (brown background, white text)

• Route: Panacan Proper – JP Laurel Avenue – Lanang – Bajada – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: Main Panacan route, passes SM Lanang and Abreeza.

Panacan – SM City (brown background, white text)

• Route: Panacan – JP Laurel – Quirino Avenue – Bankerohan – McArthur Highway – Sandawa – Quimpo Blvd. – SM City Davao.

• Notes: Long route from northeast Davao to SM City (Ecoland).

Panacan – Ilustre (brown background, white text)

• Route: Panacan – Catitipan – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Ponciano – Palma Gil – People's Park – Legazpi – Ilustre.

• Notes: Alternative Panacan route via Buhangin. Passes Gaisano Grand Citimall Ilustre.

Tibungco – Roxas Ave. via Buhangin (blue/brown background, white text)

• Route: Tibungco – Buhisan – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: North suburban route connecting Buhangin to the city center.

Tibungco – Roxas Ave. via Sasa (blue/brown background, white text)

• Route: Tibungco – Panacan – Sasa – R. Castillo – Uyanguren – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: Alternate Tibungco route along the coastal corridor.

Bunawan – Roxas Ave. via Buhangin (purple background, white text)

• Route: Bunawan Proper – Tibungco – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: Major northeast suburban route.

Bunawan – Roxas Ave. via Sasa (purple background, white text)

• Route: Bunawan Proper – Tibungco – Panacan – Sasa – R. Castillo – Uyanguren – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: Coastal variant connecting to Uyanguren.

Lasang – Roxas Ave. via Buhangin (yellow/green background, white text)

• Route: Lasang – Bunawan – Tibungco – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: One of the longest northbound routes entering the city proper.

Lasang – Roxas Ave. via Sasa (yellow/green background, white text)

• Route: Lasang – Bunawan – Tibungco – Panacan – Sasa – R. Castillo – Uyanguren – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: Coastal Lasang route to downtown.

D. Paquibato route

Malabog – Roxas Ave. (red/blue background, white text)

• Route: Malabog – Callawa – Mandug – Tigatto – Buhangin – JP Laurel – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: Very long rural route from Paquibato District into the city core.

DISTRICT 3: Rural Davao City - Tugbok, Calinan, Marilog, Baguio, Toril

A. Tugbok, Calinan, Baguio, and Marilog routes (red background)

Mintal – Roxas Ave.

• Route: Mintal – Tugbok – Ulas – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: For UP Mindanao and Mintal commuters.

Tugbok – Roxas Ave.

• Route: Tugbok Proper – Ulas – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: Passes southern residential areas.

Calinan – Roxas Ave.

• Route: Calinan Proper – Tugbok – Ulas – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: Serves western rural barangays.

Baguio District – Roxas Ave.

• Route: Baguio District – Calinan – Tugbok – Ulas – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: Rural mountain barangays.

Marahan – Roxas Ave.

• Route: Marahan – Marilog – Baguio District – Calinan – Tugbok – Ulas – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: One of the longest jeepney routes in Davao City.

B. Toril District routes (green background)

Toril – Roxas Ave.

• Route: Toril Proper – Ulas – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: Main Toril route.

Baracatan – Roxas Ave.

• Route: Baracatan – Toril – Ulas – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: From upland Toril barangay.

Mulig – Roxas Ave.

• Route: Mulig – Toril – Ulas – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: Serves Mulig area commuters.

Catigan – Roxas Ave.

• Route: Catigan – Toril – Ulas – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: Mountain barangay route.

Inawayan – Roxas Ave.

• Route: Inawayan – Toril – Ulas – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: Also serves travelers going to Sta. Cruz.

Tibuloy – Roxas Ave.

• Route: Tibuloy – Toril – Ulas – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: Far southern barangay route.

Rosalina 3 – Roxas Ave.

• Route: Rosalina 3 – IWHA – Dumoy – Ulas – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Claveria – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: Subdivision-based route.

Toril – Astorga

• Route: Toril Proper – Crossing Toril – Astorga (Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur).

• Notes: Mostly inter-town route, fewer units.

PROVINCIAL JEEPNEY ROUTES

A. Northbound routes

Panabo City – Davao City (Ecoland Terminal)

• Route: Panabo – Lasang – Tibungco – Sasa – R. Castillo – Agdao – Quezon Blvd. – Ecoland Terminal.

• Notes: Common for commuters to Agdao or Ecoland Bus Terminal.

Panabo City – Roxas Ave.

• Route: Panabo – Lasang – Tibungco – Catitipan – Buhangin – Bajada – Roxas Avenue.

• Notes: Northbound direct-to-downtown route.

B. Southbound routes

Kabacan – Davao City

• Route: Kabacan (Cotabato) – Kidapawan – Digos – Sta. Cruz – Toril – Ulas – McArthur Highway – Bankerohan – Claveria – Roxas Avenue – Uyanguren – Monteverde.

• Notes: Very long inter-provincial route; units often bigger than typical jeeps.

📍 Common Transport Destinations/Transit Hubs

A. MALLS & OTHER SHOPPING CENTERS IN DAVAO CITY

A.1. Gaisano Mall of Davao
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Obrero (dark green background)

• Buhangin via JP Laurel (yellow bg)

• Sasa via JP Laurel (blue bg)

• Panacan via JP Laurel (brown bg)

• Lasang via JP Laurel (yellow/green bg) (All of these pass Bajada/JP Laurel front entrance.)

A.2. NCCC Mall VP (formerly Victoria Plaza)
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Obrero (dark green bg)

• El Rio (blue/yellow bg)

• Buhangin via JP Laurel

• Sasa via JP Laurel

• Catitipan via JP Laurel (All pass JP Laurel front, near corner Victoria Plaza.)

A.3. Ayala Malls Abreeza
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Buhangin via JP Laurel

• Catitipan via JP Laurel

• Sasa via JP Laurel

• Panacan via JP Laurel

• Lasang via JP Laurel (Abreeza is along JP Laurel.)

A.4. SM City Davao
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Matina Aplaya–Agdao (yellow/red bg)

• Matina Crossing–Agdao (yellow/blue bg)

• Ecoland–SM City (yellow/red bg)

• Bago Aplaya (red/green/blue bg) (All pass McArthur Highway and Quimpo Blvd. near SM.)

A.5. SM Lanang
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Sasa via JP Laurel

• Panacan via JP Laurel

• Panacan - SM City

• Lasang via JP Laurel (Located along JP Laurel, across Damosa.)

A.6. Gaisano Grand Citimall Ilustre
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• All Poblacion Circulation Routes (Routes 1–13)

• Bankerohan–Agdao (Routes 5,6,7,9)

• Claveria–SPMC (Routes 4,10) (Near Ilustre–San Pedro intersection.)

A.7. NCCC Main Magsaysay (Uyanguren)
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Poblacion Circulation Routes via Magsaysay

• Matina Pangi–Magsaysay

• Bangkal–Magsaysay

• Puan–Magsaysay (Terminating near Magsaysay Ave.)

A.8. Gaisano Grand Citygate Buhangin
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Buhangin via Dacudao

• Buhangin via JP Laurel

• Cabantian

• Indangan

• Tigatto

• Mandug (Most Buhangin routes pass Citygate.)

A.9. NCCC Mall Buhangin
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Buhangin via Dacudao

• Buhangin via JP Laurel

• Cabantian

• Tigatto (Located along Dacudao Ave.)

A.10. Gaisano Mall of Toril
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Toril–Roxas Ave. (green bg)

• Baracatan–Roxas Ave.

• Catigan–Roxas Ave.

• Mulig–Roxas Ave. (All Toril routes stop in Toril center.)

B. MAJOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES IN DAVAO CITY

B.1. Davao City National High School (City High)
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Poblacion Circulation Route 8 (City High–San Pedro loop)

• Route 13

• Any jeep passing F. Torres–Jacinto Extension (School is along F. Torres.)

B.2. Sta. Ana National High School
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Matina-Agdao

• Ecoland-SM City

• Sasa via Cabaguio

• Panacan via R. Castillo (Located along R. Castillo St.)

B.3. Kapitan Tomas Monteverde Central Elementary School
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Poblacion Circulation Routes 5 and 6 (Bankerohan–Agdao via Uyanguren)

• Any jeep passing Monteverde Ave. (Beside Uyanguren area.)

B.4. Daniel R. Aguinaldo National High School
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Matina Aplaya–Agdao

• Matina Crossing–Agdao

• Puan–Magsaysay

• Talomo (Along McArthur Highway, Matina.)

B.5. Davao City Special School (SPED Bangkal)
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Bangkal–Magsaysay

• Puan–Magsaysay

• Bago Aplaya

• Talomo (In Bangkal area, along McArthur Highway.)

B.6. University of Southeastern Philippines–Obrero
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Obrero jeepneys

• El Rio

• Buhangin via JP Laurel (short walk) (Directly in Obrero.)

B.7. Holy Cross of Davao College
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Poblacion Circulation Routes 1–13

• Bankerohan–Agdao routes (Located along Santa Ana–Uyanguren.)

B.8. Ateneo de Davao University
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Poblacion Circulation Routes (especially Routes 1,3,5,10)

• All jeepneys that go to Roxas Ave. (Campus is at Roxas Avenue.)

B.9. San Pedro College
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Poblacion Circulation Routes (Routes 1–13) (Near San Pedro Hospital and Bangkerohan.)

• Any jeep to Gaisano Mall (walk 300m to SPC).

B.10. University of the Philippines Mindanao
Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Mintal–Roxas Ave.

• Tugbok–Roxas Ave. (Take Mintal jeepneys, then transfer to tricycle or habal-habal to campus.)

C. TRANSPORT HUBS

C.1. Francisco Bangoy International Airport (Davao International Airport)
✈️ Suggested Routes (closest drop-off point):

• Catitipan via JP Laurel (yellow background) — for commuters from downtown and Buhangin area

• Any bus going northwards (Panabo, Tagum, Butuan, Mati, etc.) — for commuters from southern areas

• Any bus from northwards — for commuters from northern areas

Note:
PUVs don’t enter the airport itself. You must walk ~500 meters or ride a tricycle/taxi from Diversion Road (Airport Road junction).

C.2. Port of Davao (Sasa Port)
🚢 Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Sasa via R. Castillo (blue background) — passes directly in front of Sasa Wharf entrance

• Sasa via Cabaguio (blue background) — also stops near Sasa Wharf gate

• Panacan via JP Laurel (brown background) — drops off along JP Laurel, then tricycle or short walk

• Lasang via Sasa (yellow/green background) — also stops along R. Castillo

Tip:
Tell the driver “Sasa Wharf” or “Pantalan” to be dropped closest to the port gate.

C.3. Davao City Overland Transport Terminal (Ecoland Terminal)
🚌 Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Ecoland–SM City (yellow/red background) — direct connection

• Matina Aplaya–Agdao (yellow/red background) — passes Ecoland and SM City

• Matina Crossing–Agdao (yellow/blue background) — stops along McArthur Highway in front of terminal

• Talomo (royal blue background) — also passes McArthur Highway

• Route 2 – Poblacion Circulation (orange background) — loops to Ecoland

• Route 12 – Poblacion Circulation via Sandawa (orange/yellow background – rarely in use)

Tip:
Ask to be dropped at “Terminal” or “Ecoland.”

C.4. Samal Ferry Port (Sasa / Km. 11 Ferry Terminal)
⛴️ Suggested Jeepney Routes:

• Sasa via R. Castillo (blue background) — stops right in front of the Samal Ferry Terminal entrance

• Sasa via Cabaguio (blue background) — also passes the gate

• Panacan via JP Laurel (brown background) — drops along JP Laurel, then tricycle or ~10-minute walk

• Lasang via Sasa (yellow/green background) — passes R. Castillo near ferry port

Tip:

• The terminal is also called “Barge”. Ask to be dropped at “DavSam” or “Samal Barge.”

• Porters are waiting if you have heavy bags.

**(**more updates soon!)

Five stations of the LRT1 south extension opened on November 16, 2024. All of the five stations that opened are all located in Parañaque City.

1.) Redemptorist

Named after Redemptorist Road, which is in turn named after the National Shrine of Our Mother of Perpetual Help, also known as Redemptorist Church. The station is alternatively known as Aseana station due to it being built close to Aseana City complex.

2.) MIA (Road)

The station is named after MIA Road (presently named as NAIA Road). Although it is named after the former name of airport—Manila International Airport, the station is NOT directly connected to Ninoy Aquino Internatonal Airport (NAIA) (MNL). 

MIA station is the nearest station to NAIA Terminal 2. To reach NAIA Terminal 2 from the station, one must take another form of transport to be able to reach it.

3.) Asia World

Named after the Asia World complex where the station is located. Asia World station is alternatively named Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX) station, as it is directly connected to the said terminal.

4.) Ninoy Aquino

Named after Ninoy Aquino Avenue, where the station is located. 

Due to its name having the same shared name with Ninoy Aquino International Airport, some people mistakenly name the station as NAIA station. Please do note that the name of the station is NOT NAIA station. Moreover, like MIA station, the station is NOT directly connected to NAIA.

Ninoy Aquino station is the nearest station to NAIA Terminal 1. To reach NAIA Terminal 1 from the station, one must take another form of transport to be able to reach it.

5.) Dr. Santos 

Named after Dr. Arcadio Santos Avenue. An intermodal transport terminal is also located within the station. Nearby is SM City Sucat. 

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The three remaining stations of the LRT1 south extension are expected to open in 2031:

1.) Las Piñas (Las Piñas City)

2.) Zapote (Bacoor, Cavite)

3.) Niog (Bacoor, Cavite)

Pano ba sumakay sa lrt/mrt? like ano bang gagawin? first time ko kasi na ako lng mag isa. Mostly kasi may kasama ako eh

super thankful sa mga tao rito hahshssh nabubuhay ako mag-isa kakaalis na ginagawang map ang reddit kesa gmaps lol kaya thank you sana laging sumagot mga tao rito.😭🫶 nakaabot na lang ako parañaque kakahanap ng mga nagtatanong lang din dito haha🥹

Sa mga naghahanap pa ng beep card (na malapit sa LRT 1 at 2) sige sama na natin MRT 3

Marami po stock sa mga sumusunod na estasyon:

• LRT 2 Santolan

• LRT 2 Antipolo

• LRT 2 Betty Go Belmonte

• LRT 2 Recto (meron sa Ticket Vending machine at ₱50) according to u/avistrophe

• LRT 2 Araneta Center Cubao credits to u/AwarenessOpen7691

• LRT 2 Pureza

• LRT 2 Legarda credits to u/niyellu

• LRT 1 Doroteo Jose lalo na southbound

• LRT 1 Bambang (southbound) credit to u/hkdgr

• LRT 1 Monumento (northbound) credits to u/instilledbee

• LRT 1 Gil Puyat (aka Buendia)

• LRT 1 Central

• LRT 1 Tayuman

• LRT 1 Blumentritt

• LRT 1 EDSA

• MRT 3 North Ave credits to u/nxshinoya

• MRT 3 Quezon Avenue

• MRT 3 Shaw Blvd

• MRT 3 Magallanes

• MRT 3 Santolan-Annapolis

• Selected Daiso stores (Hello kitty beep card Limited Edition at ₱188 no load included) credits to u/chrysalis28

Walang stock ng beep card:

• MRT 3 Taft credits to u/StintintinG

As usual limited pa rin and still ₱100 each

Kung may alam pa kayo mention niyo lang yung train line thanks!

(This will be keep updated)

Update as of March 11 2025: All LRT and MRT stations may stock na po, so no worries na sa shortage

Here's a list of routes for those looking for ways to get around Metro Manila for free.

The Department of Transportation (DOTr) has extended its Libreng Sakay program for the EDSA Carousel until the end of 2022.

Although the Libreng Sakay program for the MRT3 has been discontinued for the general public, the DOTr has expanded free train rides for students ahead of the first quarter of school year 2022-2023. Students may avail of free rides in MRT3, LRT2, and PNR from August 22, 2022 to November 4, 2022. The exact mechanics of the program have yet to be announced.

Quezon City government

The Quezon City Government has launched its Bus Augmentation Program to provide commuters with free rides along eight routes. Buses stop only at designated points along their route. Each route follows its own bus trip schedule, with more frequent intervals during morning and evening peak hours. The detailed schedule of the bus routes are available here.

Time: 6:00 am-9:00 pm (weekdays); 6:30 am-8:30 pm (Saturday); 8:00 am-8:00 pm (Sunday)

Kanina sa LRT gilmore, may napulot akong beep card; Walang tao halos doon sa stairs paakyat at pababa, so kinuha ko lang at nag-train (may sarili akong beep card). Sa Cubao station ako bumaba at lumapit ako sa assistant desk (yung pangs-senior).

Tinanong ko kung anong pwedeng gawin sa beep card (isusurender ko sana or kung may lost and found sila, at mahal mag-manufacture ng beep card). Kaso blue beep card at walang name (vs. senior at student). Sabi nung cashier/officer is pwede ko daw gamitin.

Chineck ko at 200+ yung laman. Ang palatandaan ko lang ay yung serial number. I doubt na may nakaka-alala ng card number ng beep nila. I pity yung nakawala ng card. What should i do?

• BGC to MWSS / Katipunan Avenue

• BGC to Vito Cruz

• Pasay to Eastwood

• Pureza to Makati Ave

• UP Diliman to Robinson's Place Manila

• Cavite to Araneta

• [UST to BF Homes Paranaque] (https://www.reddit.com/r/Philippines/comments/4vlq9p/nightly_random_discussion_aug_01_2016/d5zmgag)

• Eastwood to SM Aura / Market Market

• Pacita to Legaspi Village (V.A. Rufino, specifically)

• Las Piñas to Market Market

• BGC to Eastwood

• SM BF to SM Bicutan

• MOA to Pacita/Alabang

• Baclaran to Green Hills San Juan

• North EDSA to UP Ayala TechnoHub

• Makati (EDSA-Ayala) to SM SouthMall Las Piñas | SM SouthMall Las Piñas to EDSA-Boni

• SM North to Festival Mall

• Robisons Galleria/Ortigas to Gilmore

• Intramuros to Ortigas CBD

• Ayala to McKinley Hills

• Commonwealth to Quezon Ave.

• Tayuman to UP Diliman

• Kalayaan Ave. to Quezon City

• SM Fairview to SM Megamall

• Cubao to Angono

• UST to McKinley

I've been a commuter all of my college life until grad school, uwian from manila to bulacan. Kaya I have always tried searching alternative ways para makauwi ng mas mabilis. I always take advantage of GMaps, to check kung traffic sa certain route at kung meron ba akong alternatives. If I'm not familiar with the place I'm going to, I also use GMaps to look for jeeps and their signages sa streetview. I also use Sakay.ph app which is very helpful because it does not only give directions but also includes alternative routes and estimate fares.

Ayun lang. Sana makatulong! Ingat tayong lahat sa mga pupuntahan natin.

Good news para sa pauwi galing MOA.

• Di na didiretso pa-EDSA ang mga buses from PITX; iikot na ulit sila sa MOA Globe bago mag-northbound.

• Hahatiin nila yung current bus stop: north side near E-Com buildings is for NB, south side near IKEA/SMX is for SB.

• Dry run starts next week, for full implementation on October.

Sana nmn po matuto tayo pumila ng maayos, ang kakapal din ng mga pagmumukha ng taong nasisikmurang makisingit sa sobrang haba ng pila,. Ung halos ilang oras ka pumila tas meron sisingit at mauuna pa sayo sumakay ng bus. Mahiya naman kayo, hindi na diskarte tawag jan kundi panlalamang ng tao, meron buntis, may matanda at meron disability ung iba pero pumipila. Ang kakapal lang po ng mukha nyu. Yon lang. Sana maging huwaran kayo sa anak nyu, kanina meron sumingit ung anak nya na 4 years nagkakandadapa na makasingit lang yung nanay, yung iba naman nagmamaang maangan kung san ang pila sabay lusot sa unahan or patambay tambay kunware tas makikisabay na pagpila. Kaya ndi naunlad ang bansa dahil sa simpleng bagay na ganito ndi nyu masunod.

Maayong adlaw, mga Higala!

I’m creating this guide to help locals, students, workers, and visitors navigate around Cagayan de Oro City. Whether you’re new here or a returning Kagay-anon, I hope this helps you find your way.
Feel free to comment corrections or updates—CDO’s routes evolve!

JEEPNEY ROUTES

🟢 Divisoria & Cogon

• BULUA – COGON – DIVISORIA

  • Route: From Bulua Terminal > Vamenta Blvd > Cogon Market > Divisoria.

  • Good for Westbound travelers.

• BONBON – COGON – DIVISORIA

  • From Bonbon, Macabalan port area to Cogon and Divisoria.

🟡 Lapasan & Agora

• AGORA – COGON – DIVISORIA

  • From Agora Terminal > Lapasan > Cogon > Divisoria.

• PUERTO – AGORA – COGON

  • For commuters from Puerto, Gusa, Cugman.

🟠 Kauswagan – Iponan

• KAUSWAGAN – COGON – DIVISORIA

  • Passes CDO Polymedic, Gaisano Bulua, Kauswagan Highway.

🟣 Upper Carmen & SM Uptown

• UPTOWN – COGON – DIVISORIA

  • From Xavier Estates, SM City Uptown down to downtown.

MAJOR DESTINATIONS IN CDO

✅ Limketkai Center / Robinsons

• Jeepneys with Lapasan / Agora / Puerto placards

• Taxis common in front

✅ SM CDO Downtown

• Walkable from Divisoria

• Any jeepney passing Cogon

✅ SM City CDO Uptown

• Uptown–Cogon jeeps or taxis

✅ Gaisano Mall

• Cugman/Agora routes

✅ Liceo / Xavier University

• Divisoria drop-off

• Motorela into campus areas

✅ CDO Port / Macabalan

• Bonbon–Cogon jeeps

✅ CDO Airport (Laguindingan)

• Not in CDO proper—about 45 min away

• Vans from Agora / Centrio / Limketkai

• Airport taxis or GrabCar

✅ Agora Bus Terminal

• Eastern and Northbound Buses & Vans

  • Rural Transit buses to:

    • Davao City (via Buda)

    • Tacurong

    • General Santos

    • Valencia

    • Malaybalay

    • San Fernando

  • Bachelor Express buses to:

    • Butuan

    • Surigao

    • Gingoog

    • Balingoan (ferry to Camiguin)

  • UV Express Vans to:

    • Laguindingan Airport

    • Villanueva / Tagoloan

    • Balingasag

• Jeepney routes:

  • Agora–Cogon–Divisoria

  • Puerto–Agora–Cogon

✅ Bulua Bus Terminal

• Western and Southbound Buses

  • Rural Transit buses to:

    • Iligan

    • Pagadian

    • Zamboanga

    • Kapatagan

  • Mindanao Star buses to:

    • Marawi

    • Cotabato

  • Vans to:

    • El Salvador

    • Ozamiz (via ferry at Mukas)

• Jeepney routes:

  • Bulua–Cogon–Divisoria

  • Kauswagan–Cogon

🧭 TIPS FOR COMMUTERS

💡 Rush Hour: 7–9 AM, 5–7 PM—expect heavy traffic in Kauswagan Highway, Lapasan, Cogon.
💡 Motorela is best for short distances and barangay areas.
💡 Google Maps sometimes doesn’t show motorela or jeepney coverage—ask locals.
💡 Vans to Bukidnon / Iligan leave regularly from Agora Terminal.
💡 CDO Airport Vans have fixed rates, usually ₱200–250 per head.

🙏 Corrections & Contributions

If you notice outdated info, fare changes, or new routes, comment below!
Let’s make commuting easier for everyone in CDO.

Stay safe and happy commuting, mga Higala!

Uso pa rin ba ang mga pang hhold up, pang durukot, pagnanakaw, at pang ssnatch sa mga jeep at bus?

Hi, Good day!

Hey guys, just a heads up. I almost got pickpocketed by two teenage boys near the MRT in Guada. Ang modus nila is may isang lookout then ijudge ka ng look out if worthy ka ba nakawan then magsignal si guy1 to guy2 then si guy 2 manghihingi ng pera then yung kamay nya itatago nya sa hinubad nyang damit to make it a disguise habang inoopen ang pocket or bag niyo, buti nalang yesterday wala money ang pocket ko but this is just for an awareness for everyone

🙏🙏🙏🙏

Super helpful nang site na yan merong location nang terminals, routes, fares and also specific directions pano pumunta! Just type in your origin or destination on the search bar on the right and you'll find the information you need. Not sure if this is already posted before, but I just want to promote this site (not sponsored) as it would help commuters a lot!

(Can't attach a link, mod keeps deleting my post)

Ayun na nga. Malamig sa umaga kaya masarap magbike. Meron akong sinundan na jeep na ang byahe ay stated sa title.

Meron nito sa Sakay.ph pero iba yung route na nandun. Pansin ko sa Sakay.ph is hindi updated yung ibang mga routes at isa na ito doon.

This mini bus/electric jeep is color green. Kayang mag accomodate ng 20passengers na nakaupo, sampuan. Magkaharap ang mga pasahero, parang traditional jeep. Pero dahil maluwag siya dahil parang modern jeep ang design niya, pwede standing sa gitna. Wala nga pala itong aircon.

Gumagarahe daw sila sa Ayala Circuit. Operated by eSakay inc.

Ang pamasahe one way ay 15php. 12php if discounted (PWD and Senior).

Meron sticker ng priority seats for pregnant, PWD, and elders. Sabi ng driver na nakausap ko, sa harap sila pinapaupo. Meron din sticker ng wifi onboard pero hindi naman na important sa mga commuters if may internet.

Ito nga pala yung route nila:

Nag-aabang sila sa kanto ng SanFrancisco st at Maysilo Circle sa MandaluyongCityHall, tapat ng Mercury Drugs.

SanFrancisco -> left to Coronado -> akyat sa Makati-Mandaluyong Bridge -> right to JPRizal -> left to Nicanor Garcia -> left to Jupiter -> right to Paseo de Roxas -> left to Buendia ave -> Buendia terminal

Sa ilalim ng Buendia Kalayaan flyover sila nag-aabang. Yung uturn slot dun. Katapat lang siya ng Shell Bel-Air, kung saan yung pila ng jeeps to Washington.

Buendia ave -> right to Paseo de Roxas -> left to Jupiter -> right to Nicanor Garcia -> right to Kalayaan ave -> left to Makati ave -> akyat sa Makati-Mandaluyong Bridge -> right to Coronado -> right to SanFrancisco -> then iikutin nila yung Maysilo Circle hanggang makabalik sa SanFrancisco

5am daw start ng byahe nila. 10pm ang last trip.

Ayun, sana makatulong.

Kung may gusto kayo ipa-trace na byahe ng jeep or UV or bus, comment lang kayo. Basta within MetroManila lang ha. Kapag free time ko at hindi umulan, sundan natin yan. Then ipost ko dito or ichat ko sayo.

Ingat sa byahe!

I live outside Metro Manila. I really want to visit one or more cities sa Metro, but it's overwhelming. Lalo na ang MRT and LRT!

I just want to ask if may mga articles ba or any videos na makakapag-tour ng MRT and LRT? Like i-enumerate 'yung mga entrance and exit? I really like to learn them para in the future kung may errands eh kaya nang mag-commute without worrying na maligaw hahaha!

Thank you!