Passengers bound for Cavite and other destinations from Metro Manila flock to the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX as fewer buses operate amid rising oil prices on September 28. Bus passengers face higher fares as Metro Manila and city buses now charge ₱15 for the first five kilometers for ordinary buses and ₱18 for air-conditioned buses, while provincial buses start at ₱12 for the first five kilometers. l Zedrich Xylak Madrid
Passengers bound for Cavite and other destinations from Metro Manila flock to the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX as fewer buses operate amid rising oil prices on September 28. Bus passengers face higher fares as Metro Manila and city buses now charge ₱15 for the first five kilometers for ordinary buses and ₱18 for air-conditioned buses, while provincial buses start at ₱12 for the first five kilometers. l Zedrich Xylak Madrid
Passengers bound for Cavite and other destinations from Metro Manila flock to the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX as fewer buses operate amid rising oil prices on September 28. Bus passengers face higher fares as Metro Manila and city buses now charge ₱15 for the first five kilometers for ordinary buses and ₱18 for air-conditioned buses, while provincial buses start at ₱12 for the first five kilometers. l Zedrich Xylak Madrid
Passengers bound for Cavite and other destinations from Metro Manila flock to the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX as fewer buses operate amid rising oil prices on September 28. Bus passengers face higher fares as Metro Manila and city buses now charge ₱15 for the first five kilometers for ordinary buses and ₱18 for air-conditioned buses, while provincial buses start at ₱12 for the first five kilometers. l Zedrich Xylak Madrid
Passengers bound for Cavite and other destinations from Metro Manila flock to the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX as fewer buses operate amid rising oil prices on September 28. Bus passengers face higher fares as Metro Manila and city buses now charge ₱15 for the first five kilometers for ordinary buses and ₱18 for air-conditioned buses, while provincial buses start at ₱12 for the first five kilometers. l Zedrich Xylak Madrid
Passengers bound for Cavite and other destinations from Metro Manila flock to the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX as fewer buses operate amid rising oil prices on September 28. Bus passengers face higher fares as Metro Manila and city buses now charge ₱15 for the first five kilometers for ordinary buses and ₱18 for air-conditioned buses, while provincial buses start at ₱12 for the first five kilometers. l Zedrich Xylak Madrid
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