SM, LRTA ink MOA for SM City Masinag-LRT-2 Antipolo Station Interconnection Access Bridge
‘This bridge is designed to serve the Filipino commuter — those who rely on public transport or park-and-ride options — providing safe and convenient access to daily necessities and services.’
LIGHT Railway Transit Authority and SM Prime Holdings seals the deal of a Memorandum of Agreement for the interconnection Access Bridge. (From left) Engr. Jomar R. lua, OiC director of Department of Transport Rail Standards and Enforcement Office, Atty. Hernando T. Cabrera, light Railway Transit Authority, Engr. Junias M. Eusebio, vice president for SM Supermalls Mall Operations, and Mr. Ronald Allan Brosas, senior assistant vice president for Mall Operations.
Photograph courtesy of SM Supermalls
SM Prime Holdings, Inc. and the Light Rail Transit Authority (LRTA) officially sealed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) for the construction of the SM City Masinag–LRT-2 Antipolo Station Interconnection Access Bridge in a signing ceremony recently held at the concourse of the LRT-2 Antipolo Station.
The interconnecting bridge is designed to provide a safe, direct, and weather-protected pedestrian link between LRT-2 Antipolo Station and the mall — addressing a long-standing public need since the station opened and enhancing everyday convenience for commuters and shoppers in Antipolo and the wider East Metro area.
SM Executives and lRTA Officials pose for commemorative photo at the soon-to-open interconnection access bridge at SM City Masinag.
Photograph courtesy of SM Supermalls
“The interconnection access bridge enhances safety, accessibility, and efficiency for our passengers,” said Atty. Hernando Cabrera, Administrator of the Light Rail Transit Authority. He underscored the value of the partnership between LRTA and SM Prime Holdings, Inc., noting that the project exemplifies how public–private collaboration can deliver practical solutions that improve passenger experience and urban mobility.
SM and lRTA Executives signs the memorandum of agreement, marking an exciting addition to both establishments to serve communities in Antipolo City and nearby areas.
Photograph courtesy of SM Supermalls
“This bridge is designed to serve the Filipino commuter — those SM, LRTA ink MOA for SM City Masinag-LRT-2 Antipolo Station Interconnection Access Bridge PHOTOGRAPHS COURTESY OF SM SUPERMAllS who rely on public transport or park-and-ride options — providing safe and convenient access to daily necessities and services,” said Engr. Junias Eusebio, Vice President for Mall Operations of SM Supermalls. He added that the interconnection promotes inclusive mobility, walkability, benefiting commuters, senior citizens, persons with disabilities (PWDs), families, and workers, while helping reduce pedestrian spillover, ease traffic along Marcos Highway, and lower carbon emissions in support of SM’s sustainability and urban mobility goals.
