The EDSA Busway Libreng Sakay program will operate 24/7 from December 1 to 31.
MANILA, Philippines – Starting Thursday, December 1, the EDSA Busway Libreng Sakay program will run for 24 hours a day until December 31.
Under the Board Resolution 173 and 176, 100 public utility buses will operate in the EDSA Busway for extended hours, from 11:01 pm until 3:59 am. Additionally, 650 PUBs will run from 4 am until 11 pm, which corresponds to three round trips or six single trips from the Monumento station to the Paranaque Integrated Terminal Exchange .
Starting today, December 1, the EDSA Busway Libreng Sakay program will run for 24 hours a day until December 31. This is to accommodate more commuters as extended mall hours also kick in starting November 14, 2022 to January 6, 2023, from 11 AM – 11 PM. |
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