Routes, terminals, and real-world movement — documented as they actually work.

Philippines Commuter Intelligence Layer

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Daily commute in Metro Manila
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Reducing the friction of movement through high-fidelity, utility-first documentation.

Assumptions, failure modes, and rules people learn only after years of commuting.

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Mappedatlas documents how transportation systems function on the ground — not how they are advertised.

Routes are ranked by reliability. Failure points are stated plainly.

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Commuter Guides

Point-to-point routes across Metro Manila and beyond, ranked by reliability.

Terminals & Hubs

Bus terminals, rail interchanges, ferry points — mapped as systems, not locations.

PH Ferry Schedules (Inter-Island Travel)

 Batangas → Puerto Galera | Island Water | Fastcraft | ₱620–₱850 | 1.5–2 hrs | Batangas Port l Weather-dependent Cebu → Bohol | OceanJet | Fastcraft | ₱800–₱1,200 | ~2 hrs | Pier 1 | Multiple daily trips  Iloilo → Guimaras | Local Ferry | RORO | ₱70–₱120 | 20 mins | Ortiz Wharf | Frequent |
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System Realities

  • [LRT-1/MRT-3] Peak Failure: 07:00 AM–09:00 AM | 5:00 PM–8:00 PM
  • [One Ayala] BGC Bus Queue: Expect 30-45 min wait at 6:00 PM
  • [PITX] QR Ticketing required for all provincial gates. No cash on board.
  • [EDSA Carousel] Median loading only. No curbside stops.
System StatusTerminals & HubsThe Guidebook
Rail: LRT-1, LRT-2, MRT-3, MRT-7.Integrated: PITX, One Ayala.First-Timer: Orientation & Safety.
Bus: EDSA Carousel, P2P, Provincial.Legacy: Cubao, Pasay, Monumento.Lexicon: Hand Signals & Slang.
Jeepney: Modern PUV & Traditional.Marine: Pasig River Ferry.Survival: Rush Hour Protocols.
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