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Vallacar Transit Inc schedule starting June 1 and 2 from/to Iloilo City



Vallacar Transit Inc., more popularly known as Ceres Bus will start to normalize its operations starting June 1, 2020.


As the whole island of Panay is placed under Modified General Community Quarantine (MGCQ), the the transport company will deploy more buses to cope up with the passenger demand by Monday.

Ceres Bus announced on Facebook that due
ue to the lockdown, all bus units to be utilized on June 1, Monday, has to undergo mandatory preventive maintenance to ensure the safety of everyone.


Therefore, IF THERE WILL BE NO BORDER RESTRICTIONS, on JUNE 1, 2020, ALL FIRST TRIPS (5:00 AM) will only come from ILOILO CITY to any point of destination stated in the schedule.


There will be NO FIRST TRIPS (5:00 am) from outside Iloilo Province going to Iloilo City. Time of bus trips from outside Iloilo Province to Iloilo City will depend on the arrival of the first bus at the destination.


Ceres Bus has assured that on June 2, 2020, Tuesday, all trips will be back to normal.

It will also observe #TheNewNormal in travel as prescribed by the IATF for CoViD-19 and DoTr with social distancing, limited capacity busload and strictly #NoFaceMaskNoRide. 

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