Guiguinto to Quezon City made easier with new P2P bus service


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Bulacan commuters can now enjoy a more convenient transport option with the launch of a point-to-point (P2P) bus route connecting Guiguinto to Quezon City.
During a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Waltermart Guiguinto, Bulacan P2P Co. President Atty. Sherwin Tugna, alongside Guiguinto Mayor Agatha Cruz, Vice Mayor Banjo Estrella, ABC President Darsee Alvarez, and Waltermart Vice President for Operations Rhobi-Zen Ignacio, formally inaugurated the new route.
The Guiguinto-Quezon City-Guiguinto route expands Bulacan P2P Co.’s operations, which already serve commuters in Pandi, Plaridel, Balagtas, and other parts of eastern Bulacan.
Beyond providing a new transport service, the initiative reflects an investment in road safety, competent drivers, and enhanced public mobility.
“This is more than just an enterprise; it is a commitment to the riding public that we serve” said longtime transport operator Tugna, emphasizing that the initiative reflects his journey from a self-made entrepreneur to a public servant dedicated to uplifting his constituents.
"In every journey, there is a story of success — success of someone who started from the bottom and, as they gradually rose, continued to help and serve the nation," he said, underscoring how this effort transforms challenges into opportunities for the people.
The new P2P bus line features six brand-new, low-floor Higer buses, designed to provide safe, affordable, and comfortable transportation.
Beyond convenience, the initiative also generates local employment, supports small businesses, and reinvests profits into community-driven projects, further contributing to Bulacan’s economic growth.