RRCG Transport P2P Bus Service and Schedule

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As an initiative to offer commuters reliable, safe, and comfortable mode of transport, the Department of Transportation (DOTr) has partnered with bus companies and operators to launch Premium P2P (or point to point) bus service.

P2P Bus Service is a transport system that takes passengers from one point to another point (or terminal) non-stop. Unlike other commercial buses which have several stops to pick-up and drop-off passengers, P2P Buses only stop on their point of destination.

Department of Transportation Partner P2P Buses

1. HM TRANSPORT

2. RRCG

3. UBE Express

4. N. Dela Rosa Liner

5. Delta neo Solutions (DNS)

6. Joy Bus

7. Genesis

8. Froelich Tours

9. MetroExpress

Stations 

There are 45 stations or Pick-up/ Drop-off Points for commuters:

* Alabang South Station

* Alabang Town Center

* Antipolo Triangle Mall

* Araneta Center

* Ayala Mall South Park

* Ayala Malls The 30th

* Camella Dasmariñas Highway

* Clark International Airport

* DOTR Office and Clart Center

* Eastwood

* Glorietta 3

* Glorietta 5

* Greenbelt 1

* Greenbelt 5

* Greenhills Shopping Center

* Lawton

* Makati CBD

* Makati Circuit Lane

* Market! Market! Mall

* NAIA Terminal 1

* NAIA Terminal 2

* NAIA Terminal 3

* NAIA Terminal 4

* North Avenue Quezon City

* Nuvali Transport Terminal

* Pilar Station Las Pinas

* Robinson’s Galleria

* Robinson’s Novaliches

* Robinsons Place Antipolo

* Robinsons Place Malolos

* San Lorenzo Place

* Savemore Salawag

* SM Cherry Antipolo

* SM City Clark

* SM City Masinag

* SM Clark Transport Hub

* SM Megamall

* SM North EDSA

* Sta Maria Bulacan

* Starmall Alabang

* Starmall Shaw

* Sucat Interchange

* Trinoma

* U.P. Town Center

* Vista Mall Daang Hari Bacoor

For people living on the eastern side of Metro Manila (i.e. Marikina, Masinag, Antipolo, other parts of Rizal), RRCG may be handy for your commute. 

Here are RRCG schedules and routes:

1. Robinsons place Antipolo – Robinsons Galleria

2. SM City Masinag – Greenbelt 5

Have you tried P2P bus services? Do you want to try it? Let me know what you think in the comments section below!

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