Philippine Bus Album 1999 Till Today.
From a young age, I’ve been fascinated with buses and trains, a passion that naturally extended to the Philippines during my first visit in 1999. Since then, I’ve returned 14 times, capturing countless photographs of the diverse transportation landscape.
Given the sheer volume of images, I often find it overwhelming to share them all on social media. I've launched an occasional series here on my travel blog to keep the enthusiasm alive (and maybe entertain a few others along the way).
Over the past decade, the bus hobby in the Philippines has flourished, reflecting the vibrant variety of bus operators and models that traverse the islands.
It's a captivating journey worth documenting!
For some reason, possibly a ride from Legaspi to Manila in 2007, I have long had Raymond as my favourite provincial operator.
I'm not exactly sure where EVV-720 was taken, but it was somewhere to the north of Sipocot as we continued our journey north along the re MAC Liner bus.
Photo: Brad Peadon
MAC Liner NVC-821 was a classic old banger. I came across it quite by chance while the brother in law was driving through Marikina.
A quick call to him to stop, allowed me to get out, meet the bus driver, and get a few shots of this oldie which we think was originally one of the 'Manila Railroad' fleet.
A quick call to him to stop, allowed me to get out, meet the bus driver, and get a few shots of this oldie which we think was originally one of the 'Manila Railroad' fleet.
Photo: Brad Peadon
Got to have a look inside the above MAC Liner bus.
Those wooden seats would have been just a little more uncomfortable than Cebu Pacific ones on longer flights.
Photo: Brad Peadon
Superlines DVY-560 passing the beautiful seaside Quezon locale of Plaridel.
Photo: Brad Peadon
Bobis Liner EVG-202 passing through the same location.
This section of the AH-26 through here has some outstanding photographic opportunities.
Photo: Brad Peadon
AB Liner DXJ-999 passing through Candelaria.
This busy location was a great spot to stop for something to eat and get the endless buses.
Two years later a bypass road opened, so I'm unsure how this has affected the amount of traffic through the middle of town. Though you would imagine most buses still go this way for any patronage on offer.
Two years later a bypass road opened, so I'm unsure how this has affected the amount of traffic through the middle of town. Though you would imagine most buses still go this way for any patronage on offer.
Photo: Brad Peadon
JAM PYJ-531 bound for Lucena and in the same Candelaria location.
Photo: Brad Peadon
Candelaria local looking like she disapproves of Raymond TXZ-560.
Same bus below, but without the disapproving looks :-)
Photo: Brad Peadon
Hyundai TXZ-560 again.
Photo: Brad Peadon
JAC Liner TXP-473 taken from Jollibee in Candelaria.
Photo: Brad Peadon
Bobis Liner EVE-569 northbound through Candelaria
Photo: Brad Peadon
Even more Canelaria (Quezon Province) bus action.
Above: Lucena Lines DXR-599
Below: P&O Transportation DVN-497
Below even more: PTX TWY-231
Below even more: PTX TWY-231
Photo: Brad Peadon
Dimple Star Transport opposite the former Espana railway station in Metro Manila.
TYS-999
Photo: Brad Peadon
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Videos: Buses along EDSA in Manila.
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Bing Reyes, Nhing Nhings, MrX and whoever else was with me each time.
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