As a dry run for the Point-to-Point (P2P) Robinsons Place Antipolo to Robinsons Galleria in Ortigas bus route, RRCG is offering free ride for two days.
The free ride service will start October 14 and will run until the 15th.
Antipolo City government photo
Service will start 5 am and will end at 9 pm.
Antipolo City government photo
“Ang mga bus na ito ay diretso ang byahe at hindi magpipick-up at magbababa ng pasahero sa daan,” the Antipolo City government said. “Ang serbisyong ito ay libre para sa lahat ngunit ipapatupad nang first come, first serve basis.”
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