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Beep cards can now be used to pay for bus rides on Citylink buses plying the Newport City-Eastwood City route. This is the first distance-based fare implementation of the smart card in buses, thereby applying the “tap in-tap out” scheme. Passengers are required to tap their beep card twice—upon boarding and before getting off the bus. The bus route that travels through the C5 road and McKinley Hill costs P39 pesos. The buses are equipped with global positioning system (GPS) to determine the location of the stop. Citylink’s C5 route buses operate from Mondays to Saturdays with trips as early as 6 A.M. Read more in our articles including "Beep cards now accepted in Citylink C5 route buses" and "Francisco Motors enters EV Market with Elektron SUV".

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Beep cards can now be used to pay for bus rides on Citylink buses plying the Newport City-Eastwood City route. This is the first distance-based fare implementation of the smart card in buses, thereby applying the “tap in-tap out” scheme. Passengers are required to tap their beep card twice—upon boarding and before getting off the bus.

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The bus route that travels through the C5 road and McKinley Hill costs P39 pesos. The buses are equipped with global positioning system (GPS) to determine the location of the stop. Citylink’s C5 route buses operate from Mondays to Saturdays with trips as early as 6 A.M.

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Our coverage of newport bus includes: "Beep cards now accepted in Citylink C5 route buses"; "Francisco Motors enters EV Market with Elektron SUV"; "Mastercard contactless payments now accepted on LRT-2". Each article provides unique insights and information.