Public buses, jeepneys still barred when Metro Manila shifts to general quarantine: MMDA

Public buses, jeepneys still barred when Metro Manila shifts to general quarantine: MMDA COVID19Quarantine

P2P buses can operate: MMDA MANILA- Buses and jeepneys for public transport will still be barred from plying the roads of the National Capital Region even when it shifts to a more relaxed general community quarantine, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority said Wednesday.

Garcia however clarified that the recommendation exempts Point-to-Point Bus services since these can easily be monitored by authorities. P2P buses ferry passengers straight to their destination, with no pickups en route.

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