DOTr hopes public transportation will be ready when Face-to-Face (F2F) classes resume by November. DOTr CarGuidePH
DOTr Calibrates Land Transport Programs Ahead Of Full Face-To-Face Classes By November
Transportation Secretary Jaime J. Bautista directed Road Transport and Infrastructure Undersecretary Mark Steven C. Pastor, Railway Undersecretary Cesar Chavez, and Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board Chairperson Cheloy Garafil to ensure continuous implementation of the Service Contracting Program , Libreng Sakay Program, and to fast-track the rationalization of public transport routes.
The Transport Secretary is scheduling a meeting with the bus consortium operating the EDSA Carousel route and other concerned government agencies to ensure sufficient deployment of buses to accommodate increased passenger demand due to the F2F classes. The Secretary added that according to various studies conducted during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, there is a low probability of virus transmission in public transport, so long as strict implementation of health and safety measures are in place and are being followed by the drivers, operators, and commuters. This dispels public apprehension of possible increase in COVID-19 incidence when F2F classes begin.
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