Want to hitch a free ride to the city?Public transportation may be dirt cheap, but what if you don’t have to pay at all? What if you could get on modernized jeepneys or buses without worrying about the fare, and a couple of minutes later, you arrive at your destination?The national government has resumed its Service Contracting Program (SCP), offering free rides on jeepneys and buses while providing additional benefits to drivers and contractors.
Every city has its fair share of transportation problems. Poor infrastructure and the number of commuters and motorists can sometimes make you wish you stayed at home.Fortunately, the authorities have set up a few projects in order to make traveling around Cebu much easier. These could all be long-term solutions to major problems that we face down the road. Some are already fully operational, while others are yet to be implemented.
Jeepneys (or jeeps) are the most popular public transport in the Philippines; thus, they are dubbed the “Kings of the Road.” However, this label has negative connotations nowadays because of how reckless and undisciplined jeepney drivers tend to be.
A commuter has many options to take when he wants to get around Cebu. The city is filled with many forms of public transport that you can use at your disposal. Whether you want to go uptown or midtown, there are many vehicles you can take, and you can also mix it up sometimes. The tartanilla is popular, cheap, and historical among the Cebuano populace. If you want an endemic ride among the busy streets, then hop onto one of the oldest forms of transportation in the Philippines.
Jeepneys are still at the top when it comes to the mode of transportation in the Philippines. If you travel here, you might have seen them everywhere. The Cebu City government has approved the return of these vehicles after a short hiatus due to quarantine protocols. Throughout that time, you might have forgotten how to ride a Cebu jeepney. So here are the things to remember.
The Jeepney is a Filipino icon and a symbol of the ingenuity and creativity of Philippines people. These colorful public transport options started being developed in the 1950s. The American military had left the Philippines after World War II, leaving behind numerous vehicles. Mecchanically-minded Filipinos took these vehicles and redesigned them into a new form of public transport. Little did they know that this innovative idea would become an undeniable part of Philippine history, as well as arguably the most popular form of transportation in the archipelago. This automotive amalgam became what Filipinos refer to as jeepneys or jeeps.
Traveling to Cebu, Philippines, is more than just experiencing the sights and sounds. More importantly, it is about witnessing firsthand the culture of the people. And when we talk about culture, transportation is always the most important. After all, how can you enjoy the sights and sounds of Cebu if you do not know how to get around in Cebu?
The Mactan Cebu International Airport is ready to welcome tourists and travel enthusiasts this 2022. After two years of low revenue due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Cebu airport is ready to welcome tourists and travel enthusiasts back to the island. The Mactan Cebu International Airport Authority (MCIAA) celebrated its
Ironman is Cebu’s most prominent sporting event, with thousands of athletes joining annually. August is a time for some of the world’s most talented athletes to gather in Lapu-Lapu City, where they will swim the crystal clear waters, cycle around the neighborhoods, and sprint along the major roads. Ironman, Cebu’s
Experience new flavors at the sophisticated 1Nito Tower Food Lounge. Food trips have become a staple of Cebu’s nightlife scene. The rise of food parks and high-end restaurants has turned the culinary industry into a cut-throat competition between well-known favorites and several hidden gems. Food enthusiasts are always looking for
Hablon has become an essential part of the southern town of Argao. Argao has a number of establishments and products that perfectly represent Cebu culture. The local food industry, for instance, brought about iconic snacks and treats like torta and tableya, including the famous alcoholic drink known as tuba. The
Colon Street is known as a center for commerce, with all the shops and businesses running within the area. As the oldest national road in the Philippines, Colon Street is an essential landmark in Cebu. This kilometer-long street is considered a center for commerce because of its abundance of small
Plaza Independencia has several landmarks that are an important part of Philippine history. Plaza Independencia is the largest public park in Cebu City. The spacious, open area makes it perfect for all kinds of recreational activities. You will find students practicing for school dances, fitness enthusiasts on early morning brisk
