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How to get to Tagaytay: Commuting and Driving Directions

One of the most recurring questions thrown at Tutubi by his friends is how to get to Tagaytay by commuting i.e. using public transportation. He entertains most queries but this time, he'll just refer his friends here for the information.

Before giving directions to Tagaytay, did you know the origin of Tagaytay's name? Tagaytay is actually an old Tagalog word for ridge, being a place on a ridge of an ancient caldera, similar to Taytay town in Rizal province that also sits on a ridge. Should you know anyone living in Tagaytay such a government official, please inform him/her that the Tagaytay legend of the "taga, Itay" is just not true and unfounded, something the people of Tagaytay falsely celebrate with a re-enactment during the Araw ng Tagaytay celebration on June 21.

Tagaytay's primary tourist attraction is Taal Volcano, the smallest volcano in the world, besides its cold weather that appeals to Manila denizens escaping the searing summer sun

How to get to Tagaytay:

Driving directions to Tagaytay for those with private cars, vans or taxi cabs:

Option 1: via SLEX Sta. Rosa Exit, the most popular and easiest, is a straight drive all the way to Tagaytay Public Market (and right smack into Tagaytay Econo Inn) where you turn right going to Tagaytay city proper and Nasugbu/Balayan/Lemery Batangas or left going to People's Park in the Sky. Usual travel time from Makati CBD is 1.5 hours.

Option 2: SLEX Greenfields Exit, an alternate route to Tagaytay that pass by Pramana, Nuvali, Eton City and Paseo de Sta. Rosa, ideal to avoid traffic buildup on Sta. Rosa-Tagaytay National Road on Saturday mornings thus making it the fastest route to Tagaytay on weekends.

Option 3: SLEX Southwoods exit then Governor's Drive in Carmona going to Dasmarinas. Turn left on Maguyam Road just before the Shell Station to your left.

Option 4: Roxas Boulevard, Baclaran, Coastal Road, Bacoor, Imus, Dasmarinas via Aguinaldo Highway. Not recommended due to presence of heavy traffic made worse by SM Dasmarinas and Robinsons Palapala. At the end of Aguinaldo Highway is the Tagaytay Rotonda (roundabout) where a statue of Ninoy Aquino, a BPI with ATM, Days Inn, Max's Restaurant and 7-11 store as landmarks.

Option 5: Another route for the adventurous to Tagaytay is via Daang Hari that passes by Molino, Bacoor, Imus, Dasmarinas and Silang. It bypasses the traffic chokepoint of Bacoor rotonda but not SM Dasma and Robinsons.

Option 6: From Sto. Tomas, Batangas via StarToll in going to Lipa City, take Sambat exit and follow the national road to Talisay then go up Ligaya Drive, the zigzag road to Tagaytay (sometimes called Bitukang Manok, not for the faint of heart and newbie drivers)

Note: If you're a foreigner, you can hire vans to get there or an airport taxi. Some taxi drivers charge a fixed rate or double the meter fare plus toll fees.

How to Commute to Tagaytay:

This is a backpacking blog so backpacking Tagaytay should really mean taking public transportation :P

If you're going to Tagaytay via public transportation, request the driver to drop you off at your destination if along the way or at Tagaytay Rotonda (landmarks: Ninoy Aquino monument, BPI, Max's, 7-11) where you can ride jeepneys or tricycle to your target place.

From Manila Airport to Tagaytay City: the cheapest way is to ride the shuttle service from all terminals that pass by MRT Taft Avenue Station and ride BLTB or Crow Transit Buses to Tagaytay. Alternatively, hire a taxi to take you directly to Tagaytay (no idea on current fares) or just to the bus stations.

From Mandaluyong to Tagaytay: Ride vans (V-Hires) bound for Batangas and Tagaytay in front of Starmall at the corner of EDSA and Shaw Boulevard (walking distance from MRT Shaw Boulevard station). Fare as of posting time is PhP150.00 (this is the best option for those living in Rizal province)

From Laguna to Tagaytay: In Pagsanjan Public Market, there are vans/fx/V-Hires going to Palapala in Dasmarinas Cavite. On reaching Pala-pala transport terminal (near Robinsons Dasmarinas and SM Dasma), transfer to a bus going to Tagaytay where it's less than an hour away.

Calamba to Tagaytay: ride shuttle service at the public market beside Waltermark Calamba or at the Calamba Central Terminal. Cheaper alternative, ride a jeepney going to Balibago complex in Sta. Rosa then transfer to Tagaytay-bound jeepneys.

Balibago to Tagaytay Public Market: Regular jeepneys plying the route to/from Balibago Transport terminal in Sta. Rosa Laguna to Tagaytay Public Market route.

From Alabang: ride the van/fx at the terminal at the corner of SLEX and Alabang-Zapote Road, Filinvest Festival Mall, or still another at Starmall (formerly Metropolis Mall Alabang)

From Cubao, Quezon City: ride buses going to Nasugbu, Lemery or Calatagan at Cubao Bus Terminal in front of Ali Mall.

Shuttle service (vans, FX, V-Hires) in front of EGI Mall (Jollibee) at the corner of Taft Avenue and Sen. Gil Puyat Ave (Buendia) going to Nasugbu, Balayan and Lemery, Batangas that all pass by Tagaytay.

Shuttle service (vans, FX, V-Hires) going to Nasugbu, Balayan and Lemery at Metropoint mall basement at the corner of EDSA and Taft Avenue (accessible from LRT EDSA Station or MRT Taft Avenue station, this is also the so-called EDSA Rotonda though there's really no rotunda there). Current fare is PhP160.00 (regardless of where you're going since it's a derecho trip...information provided by Tutubi's officemate who lives in Balayan, Batangas)

Buses to Tagaytay:

Bus Fare to Tagaytay Rotonda from EDSA Rotonda (EDSA corner Taft Avenue, near LRT and MRT): PhP83.00 (as of March 2011)

JAM Transit has trips to Tagaytay, Balayan, Batangas, Lemery. Jam Transit terminal is at Taft Avenue corner Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue accessible from LRT Buendia station.

Crow Transit (Crow bus terminal at the corner Taft Ave & EDSA right below MRT Taft Avenue station and walking distance from LRT EDSA station, same terminal as Erjohn & Almark and Genesis behind Sogo Hotel and MacDonalds) has buses to Nasugbu/Calatagan/Balayan in regular schedules.

BLTB (EDSA, Malibay, Pasay City) has buses every 15 minutes to Nasugbu, Balayan or Calatagan Batangas that pass by Tagaytay

Kirby Bus to Tagaytay from Lawton

San Agustin bus with signboard "Mendez-Tagaytay" from Harrison Plaza on Vito Cruz (Pablo Ocampo) or Baclaran via Coastal Road, Aguinaldo Highway to the towns of Bacoor, Imus, Dasmarinas and Silang before reaching Tagaytay. (note this is a slow route due to lots of chokepoints in Cavite)

Saulog Bus Lines with signboard "Mendez-Tagaytay" from Harrison Plaza in Manila or Baclaran via Coastal Road, Aguinaldo Highway to the towns of Bacoor, Imus, Dasmarinas and Silang before reaching Tagaytay (note this is a slow route due to lots of chokepoints in Cavite)

Celyrosa Bus Lines, ordinary buses (i.e. non-airconditioned) in Pasay City (note this is a slow route due to lots of chokepoints in Cavite)

Getting Around Tagaytay via Jeepneys

Once you alight from your bus at Tagaytay Rotonda, you can proceed to your destination by riding jeepneys:

Jeepneys going to People's Park in the Sky (indicated on the jeepney signage or emblazoned on the sides) at Olivarez Plaza near Tagaytay Rotonda will take you to People's Park in the Sky, Picnic Grove, Tagaytay Public Market (where you can catch jeepneys going to Balibago, Sta. Rosa, striking distance from Enchanted Kingdom), Rowena's Cafe (after a jeepney ride to Balibago), Good Shepherd Convent (Bahay Pastulan pasalubong, near Mary Ridge), Tagaytay Econo Inn, Royal Taal Inn, Keni Po Rooms, Aroma Apartelle, Amora Rooms, 5R Rooms for Rent, T House, Development Academy of the Philippines, Japanese Garden, Tagaytay Gymnasium.

Jeepneys with signboards Nasugbu or Mendez will take you to Mendez Junction, Pamana Restaurant, Antonio's Restaurant, Bag of Beans, Caleruega Church (after a tricycle ride), Evercrest Hotel, RSM Lutong Bahay Restaurant, Mijo Hotel, Magallanes Square (Starbucks, Figaro, Leslie's Restaurant, Max's, Cafe Lupe, Kitaro, LZM Lutong Bahay, Magallanes Square Hotel), Josephine's Restaurant, Royale Parc Hotel and Restaurant, The Summit Ridge Hotel, Tagaytay International Convention Center, Mushroom Burger, Rancho Ferva Lodge, Taal Vista Hotel, Bali Village Hotel, The Roberts Inn, Hotel Dolores, Residence Inn (with a mini-zoo), Tagaytay City Hall, Mahogany Market, 41st Division USAFFE site (beside Metro Tagaytay College of Business and Arts in Kaybagal South), Splendido Taal Golf and Country Club, Sonya's Garden et al.

Jeepneys to Talisay, for those wanting for a boat ride in Taal Lake, are available at the corner of the highway and Ligaya drive (landmark: Tagaytay Elementary School)

Going back to Manila, you may need to ride a jeepney to People's Park in the Sky, then transfer to a jeepney going back to Olivarez Plaza where you wait for buses to take you back to Manila. Recommend buses via Sta. Rosa (SLEX), and not via Silang/Dasma/Imus/Bacoor (Aguinaldo Highway) for lesser travel time.

Tricycles can also be hired in Tagaytay (taxis are not available) but usually charge fares much more than taking public utility jeepneys (PUJ) so be forewarned.

No updated information yet on the time of departure for first trips (6am is a safe one to assume) and last departure times, telephone numbers, bus schedules and current fares (due to fluctuating fares and gasoline prices)

UPDATED: March 2011

Related Posts:

Taal Volcano Trek
Tagaytay Highlands
Splendido Taal Golf and Country Club
How to get to Sonya's Garden
Tags: Tagaytay History, Backpacking Tagaytay, Travel guide, History of Tagaytay

Labels: Cavite, Metro Tagaytay, Public Transportation, Tagaytay City

posted by backpacking philippines @ 8:56 PM,

64 Comments:

At Mar 5, 2009 11:53:00 PM, the donG said...: thanks for this info. nga pala can i communicate with you thru email? i might consider going to calaguas.
At Mar 6, 2009 2:04:00 PM, Lawstude said...: Very valuable info my friend. I'll bookmark this for future reference. I miss Tagaytay.
At Mar 6, 2009 8:38:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: the dong, sure dong, sure...i thought you already got my email address earlier...it's tutubi AT backpackingphilippines DOT com

lawstude, lots of new places to explore there :P
At Mar 9, 2009 5:34:00 AM, Anonymous said...: something off-topic:

i see nothing about negros occidental/dumaguete yet eh?
[its a charming place]

this is a nice site, i stumbled upon it while i was googling about 'langgal: the one on the back of a 1000 peso bill'

your sites very informative, a great resource to those wanting to explore the philippines under budget.

keep it up :)
At Mar 9, 2009 8:49:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: anonymous, yeah i remember that. I've been to dumaguete for about two days in 2004 and even sneaked into siquijor for a few hours...have yet to post soomething abut my dumaguete-siquijor escape though...thanks for reminding me
At Sep 2, 2009 9:31:00 AM, Anonymous said...: hi there,

nice blog, been here for a couple of times already. I tried searching for dumaguete or oriental negros but didn't find any.

try it here, there are a lot of good places here that are cost-effective.

By the way,there seems to be a prob with the Name/Url or Wordpress in the drop down list. Tried it a couple of times but i ended up as anonymous :(
Regards,
Vir
www.melankoliko.co.nr
At Sep 12, 2009 12:35:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: melankoliko, i've been to dumaguete and siquijor already but i that was the time when i lost my camera...wasn't able to post it here even my narrative of my unplanned trip. intend to visit dumaguete someday
At Nov 24, 2009 5:55:00 PM, Anonymous said...: astig. sobrang galing ng website nyo. kht cgro ndi tga pilipinas makukuha agad ung directions kasi sobrang kumpleto ng details... =)
At Nov 24, 2009 6:05:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: anonymous, thanks. glad to be of help :P
At Dec 19, 2009 1:19:00 PM, Hotels in Tagaytay said...: Hi Tutubi, first off, great site. :) I would just like to ask your permission if I can use your 'How to get to Tagaytay directions guide' in a site for hotels in Tagaytay. I thought this would be a great addition to it. Credit will be given where credit is due, of course. Thanks and hope to read more from your blog. :)
At Dec 20, 2009 8:49:00 AM, backpacking philippines said...: hotels in tagaytay, you may only do so by providing a link back to this post with anchor text "how to get to tagaytay" to bring your visitors back here. i've just visited tagaytay yesterday and have some updates for this post ;P
At Feb 14, 2010 10:54:00 PM, Anonymous said...: thank you for this nice post! actually all your posts are great! btw, is there a tricycle from the highway to caleruega?
At Feb 15, 2010 2:57:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: anonymous, yes, there are tricycles there to take you to caleruega
At Feb 25, 2010 3:59:00 AM, Anonymous said...: very informative.this is a great site. tnx! :)
At Apr 22, 2010 11:29:00 PM, Anonymous said...: thanks! gives me an idea on the hotels/inn near in picnic grove where we could stay...very informative..keep it up! =)
At May 3, 2010 3:21:00 PM, Anonymous said...: Hi. May I please ask how to go to Manaoag Chursh @ Tagaytay? As soon as I arrive to Tagaytay Rotonda? Thanks!!
At May 9, 2010 11:14:00 PM, Anonymous said...: Very, very helpful. Complete info.
At May 22, 2010 8:52:00 AM, Anonymous said...: Going to Tagaytay via PUB is a big waste of time, the traffic along Coastal Road and Bacoor is so horrible, the road too... I'd rather go North, say Baguio...
At May 22, 2010 8:06:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: anonymous, that's why i recommend going there via SLEX sta rosa and not aguinaldo hiway :P
At Oct 11, 2010 10:04:00 AM, Anonymous said...: Great site.. Is there any tricyle going to sonyas? thanks
At Oct 11, 2010 3:01:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: anonymous, how to commute to Sonya's Garde? from the highway in Alfonso, Cavite, ride a jeepney to Buck Estate then transfer to a tricycle to Sonya's Garden
At Oct 12, 2010 2:27:00 PM, Anonymous said...: do you know how much they charge?
At Oct 12, 2010 6:28:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: anonymous, do you mean sonya's garden menu prices? I have lots of friends who've been there but I myself haven't been there :( i think around P500 up per head and requires prior reservation to get a table. try text them for information and the rates
At Dec 1, 2010 12:47:00 PM, Blakrabit said...: very helpful post!

If you don't mind, can I ask a few questions?

1. Are there buses that use the SLEX route?

2. How to get to Bawai's Vietnamese Kusina (Brgy. Bukal, Silang, Cavite) from the rotonda?

Thanks! Hoping for your reply :D
At Dec 1, 2010 4:23:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: blakrabit, buses via Slex, none that I know of. You can however ride a bus to Sta. Rosa then a jeepney in balibago to get to Tagaytay rotonda. on Bawai's no idea where it is but if it's in Silang, you can ride jeeps or buses going to Manila via Dasmarinas cavite
At Dec 7, 2010 3:12:00 PM, Anonymous said...: hi! We're going to tagaytay and will be staying at THE BOUTIQUE Bed and Breakfast... are the vans from mandaluyong pass by at THE BOUTIQUE? What are the possible trnaspo we could use so we won't get stuck in traffic at Coastal and Bacoor? And one more thing... How can we go to Starbucks from our accommodation at THE BOUTIQUE? Thanks!
At Dec 7, 2010 10:29:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: anonymous, yes, the vans do pass by there. the boutique bed and breakfast is just along the highway between the public market and rotonda, just board a jeepney going to starbucks
At Dec 8, 2010 12:30:00 PM, Blakrabit said...: thanks for the quick reply sir tutubi!

hmmm... if there are no buses using the SLEX route, how about vans? Alabang would be my best starting point but with the number of terminals there, I don't know where exactly to go. Also, can I ride buses going to Batangas there?

sorry for asking too many questions. it's just that i'll be celebrating my anniversary in tagaytay next week and for some reasons, i have no choice but to commute.
At Dec 9, 2010 6:09:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: blakrabit, the vans, AFAIK, pass by SLEX as it's really faster route to tagaytay than going through aguinaldo highway in cavite. as mentioned, buses going to Nasugbu batangas pass by Tagaytay
At Dec 29, 2010 2:55:00 PM, Anonymous said...: do know any hotels that accept walk-in guests just 4 overnights? And near puv terminals?
At Dec 29, 2010 2:58:00 PM, Anonymous said...: do know any hotels that accept walk-in guests just 4 overnights? And near puv terminals?
At Feb 22, 2011 3:28:00 PM, Myra del Rosario said...: Hi Backpacking Philippines!

Would you grant me permission to use some of these instructions in a blog I am preparing about a new retreat center about to open in Tagaytay? The place is just past DAP. Former street dwellers helped build it. I won't do a copy-paste but will adapt what you have written to the rather reflective tone of the blog.
Thanks in advance!
At Feb 22, 2011 3:30:00 PM, Myra del Rosario said...: Forgot to tell you that your site will be properly acknowledged.

Thanks again!
At Feb 22, 2011 6:19:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: myra, thank you for contacting me first and asking for permission before using the directions. you may post directions on your blog but please link back to this post using "how to get to tagaytay" as anchor text. let me know of the page so i can check. thanks
At Mar 24, 2011 4:37:00 PM, Anonymous said...: great info..can i ask if theres any means on traspo ( commute) going down to tagaytay highlands/ midlands fr. tagaytay rotonda..thanks in advance
At Mar 24, 2011 7:02:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: anonymous, i don't think there are jeepneys going to tagaytay highlands as it's a private development and you need referrals to enter the place.
At Mar 30, 2011 9:57:00 AM, Anonymous said...: Is it safe to commute in Tagaytay? Are there many jeepneys in the town or is there a schedule?
At Mar 30, 2011 5:37:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: anonynous, of course it's safe there. lots of jeepneys in tagaytay waiting for passengers
At May 26, 2011 11:33:00 AM, uzer said...: how much is the minimum fare from manila to tagaytay?
At May 26, 2011 11:37:00 AM, backpacking philippines said...: uzer, it's posted above, please bother to read
At Jul 26, 2011 2:35:00 PM, Anonymous said...: Hi sir,

I just want to ask how to get to residence inn zoo from the rotunda(bpi) via car?I mean what are the landmarks to watch out for.

Thanks
At Jul 26, 2011 2:37:00 PM, Anonymous said...: Hi sir,

I just want to ask how to get to residence inn from the rotunda(bpi) via car?I mean what are the landmarks to watch out for.

Thanks
At Jul 26, 2011 5:17:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: anonymous, from tagaytay rotonda, you only go to the direction going to Nasugbu. it's to your left and there's a huge sign so it's hard to miss
At Jul 27, 2011 11:07:00 AM, Anonymous said...: thanks sir...
At Sep 5, 2011 8:42:00 PM, Anonymous said...: Sir, thanks for the info 'bout the commute. Very helpful.. Do you happen to know the schedule of Vans/ Fx that come from Starmall in mandaluyong? I'd hate to be there 7 in the morning only to find out they don't leave that early. Thanks
At Sep 7, 2011 3:49:00 PM, Anonymous said...: ung 150.00 sa vhires sa tapat ng starmall at present ba un?? o nung 2009 pa??

sa tagytay rotonda pa a ng baba?? o pdeng sa picnic grove na??

salamat!

-janddie
At Sep 8, 2011 9:07:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: anonymous, the vhires are always there. no idea on the trip schedules but probably 6am as there are many people there
At Sep 24, 2011 4:34:00 PM, Anonymous said...: super thanks for this post! Its such a big help since i'm planning to have a short vacation in Tagaytay.
Keep it up!
At Sep 25, 2011 5:11:00 PM, Anonymous said...: Hello Tutubi!

Like the rest, I also commend you for posting directions going to Tagaytay via private and public transports. Anyway, I have some concerns.

I'll be visiting Tagaytay this week. Particularly, I'll be heading to Joaquin's Bed&Breakfast, located @ Km. 58 Aquinaldo Highway, Tagatay City. Oh, would you happen to know this place? If I'm not mistaken, my way is the Nasugbu/Mendez route and that I should be riding Crow Liner bus. But just for clarification/suggestion, am I going towards the right direction? So, I should alight @ Rotonda, then ride a jeep or tricycle to reach my destination? Or would the bus actually passby the exact location of my travel?

I know I wrote long and I sound like makulet, my apology though. I just want my trip to be smooth sailing. :) Thanks a bunch in advance! Good day!
At Sep 26, 2011 5:45:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: anonymous, the buses that pass by cavite via aguinaldo highway will pass by the bed and breakfast, you won't reach tagaytay rotonda.
At Oct 11, 2011 9:46:00 PM, daycil said...: hi...may i ask if alam mo yung rates for van hire from airport to tagaytay (hatid lng/1way)? thanks...
At Oct 11, 2011 9:47:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: daycil, not sure but around P2000 din pag van probably higher
At Oct 22, 2011 7:55:00 AM, Anonymous said...: Hello, nice blog. i have concern about the bus from EDSA rotonda, is it an aircon bus charging php 83.00 going to Tagaytay rotonda? thanks in advance..
At Oct 22, 2011 11:31:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: anonymous, air-con bus
At Oct 24, 2011 7:37:00 PM, Anonymous said...: any updated inns / hotels for day trippers?
At Oct 25, 2011 10:18:00 AM, Ahvianne said...: Hi,

just want to ask..is there specific bus liner that will pass by in Estancia Resort,ZoneII Brgy.San Jose from Cubao Bus Terminals? pls. help me

Thanks ^_^
At Oct 25, 2011 10:25:00 AM, Ahvianne said...: One more thing i forgot to ask.. is there any fx/van from cubao area that go straight to Tagaytay?
At Nov 17, 2011 12:19:00 PM, Anonymous said...: just want to ask, how can we go to tagaytay rotonda wen we are at caleruega church via commute? tnx tnx tnx
At Nov 21, 2011 2:40:00 PM, Anonymous said...: is there a van/revo for hire w/ driver right in tagaytay... we're planning to commute to tagaytay tpos rent n lang ng van kapag maglilibot na sa tagaytay..
At Nov 21, 2011 5:25:00 PM, backpacking philippines said...: anonymous, probably but commuting there against van rental from manila may be more expensive. do the math. Typical vans for rent to tagaytay is around P3500 including gas and toll fees.
At Nov 23, 2011 12:31:00 PM, malou said...: as usual, your blog is just amazing on infos about how to get around cheaply :) it's my go-to blog whenever im planning to travel coz ur tips are really useful, practical and updated.keep up the good work!
At Dec 21, 2011 1:43:00 PM, Anonymous said...: hi po salamat sa post na to. ask ko lang since manggagaling kami sa makati mukang best option namin e yung shuttle service sa basement ng metropoint mall..pero di ko alam ang oras ng mga byahe nila..alam mo po ba ang contact details nila? thanks po..we will prefer yung shuttle service kasi mas mabilis at tuloy tuloy yung byahe kaysa sa bus :D hope to hear from you soon po
At Mar 5, 2012 8:24:00 PM, Anonymous said...: Thanks nga pala sa mga info na nakuha ko d2 sa Blog mo medyo late na kasi nung Jan. 5 , 2012 pa kami pumunta pero salamat pa rin mas napadali ang pagstay namin tagaytay dahil sa mga info ... FYI lang po sa mga hindi nakakaalam kung gusto nyo masarap at mura na tsibog na may view nang Taal sa in nasa gilid kau nang bangin Eat and Drink kau sa GERRY's GRILL sa vista point tapat nang robinson's summit ... sarap din tumambay sa GILLIGAN'S summit pero syempre try nyo din ung bulalo meron resto ( Nakalimutan ko name ) pero katapat lang sya nang Puregold sa aguinaldo sarap nang BULALO ...
At Apr 17, 2012 6:41:00 PM, Anonymous said...: 2nd time today your site has helped me greatly with public transportation info. Great help! Thanks!

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