Pabama Bus Liner double-decker bus is First Double Decker Bus in the Philippines and it is plying the route between Cagayan de Oro and Bukidnon!
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has approved the operation of the country’s only double-deck buses by a transport company plying the route between this city and Bukidnon.
Approved as substitute to old units of Pabama Bus Liner, the two double-decker buses have a sitting capacity of 74 passengers each and, upon inspection by LTFRB personnel, led by Regional Director Aminoden Guro, on Monday, has been categorized as “premium bus.”
“This is one of those that fall under the transportation modernization program of the national government, and the region’s pride, particularly Cagayan de Oro City, having the first in the Philippines a double-decker,” Guro said.
“These buses are categorized Euro 5, not just Euro 4, due to its compliance with standards. The buses have cctv, wifi, GPS and voice sensor, with speed limiter that automatically slows down the vehicle when it reached the set speed limit of 80 km/hour,” said Guro.
“The 420HP-engine bus is worth P16 million. It is tri-axle and can safely maneuver Bukidnon’s slopes which is at more than 1,000 feet above sea level, way below the 10,000 above sea level these type of bus travels from Chile to Ecuador, border-to-border, and with anti-stability system,” Juntay said.
The speed can also be auto locked to run at a steady pace, he added.
Check out this video by Doodskie of Katawa CDO
Source: news.mb.com.ph
photo by Emiat Panis |
Approved as substitute to old units of Pabama Bus Liner, the two double-decker buses have a sitting capacity of 74 passengers each and, upon inspection by LTFRB personnel, led by Regional Director Aminoden Guro, on Monday, has been categorized as “premium bus.”
photo by Emiat Panis |
“These buses are categorized Euro 5, not just Euro 4, due to its compliance with standards. The buses have cctv, wifi, GPS and voice sensor, with speed limiter that automatically slows down the vehicle when it reached the set speed limit of 80 km/hour,” said Guro.
“The 420HP-engine bus is worth P16 million. It is tri-axle and can safely maneuver Bukidnon’s slopes which is at more than 1,000 feet above sea level, way below the 10,000 above sea level these type of bus travels from Chile to Ecuador, border-to-border, and with anti-stability system,” Juntay said.
The speed can also be auto locked to run at a steady pace, he added.
Check out this video by Doodskie of Katawa CDO
Source: news.mb.com.ph
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