This New Electric Love Bus Libreng Sakay Route in QC Is Launching Soon
MMDA announced the launch to be scheduled in late April or early May.
Published on Mar 6, 2026
(SPOT.ph) Commuting in Metro Manila is an adventure, to say the least—especially if you're trying to make it from one end of Quezon City and back. And while there are a lot of ways you can do this, there aren't a lot of options to do it for free—which is why you might want to look into the Electric Love Bus Program, a sustainable point to point service offering Libreng Sakay to the patrons of Robinsons Galleria and Bridgetowne Destination Estate.
What is the Electric Love Bus Program?
If you haven't been to Opus Mall, which is one of the metro's newest retail destination located in Robinson Land Corporation's Bridgetowne Destination Estate, the Electric Love Bus Program can help make that trip a little more convenient. Robinsons Land has partnered up with with the Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA) and GET Philippines to provide a sustainable point-to-point bus service that commuters can ride for free.
The Electric Love Bus will operate from 6 a.m. to 9 or 10 p.m. daily, excluding holidays. It has a capacity of 30-35 passengers and is also a PWD-friendly vehicle that will make an average of five to six trips per unit per day; there will be 10 units. Pick up points will be located at Robinsons Galleria's steel parking lay by and between Tera Tower and Opus Mall in Bridgetowne Destination Estate.
According to MMDA, the Electric Love Bus program will be launched in the last week of April or during the first week of May.
The Love Bus' Routes:
EASTBOUND:
Robinsons Galleria
Estancia Mall
MMDA
Arcovia
Opus Mall
Arcovia Mall
Eastwood City
WESTBOUND:
Eastwood City
C5–Eastwood Footbridge
C5–Green Meadows Footbridge
C5–Green Meadows Gate
Tiendesitas
C5–Julia Vargas
MMDA
Estancia Mall
Robinsons Galleria
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