Transportation Within Legazpi

There are a lot of ways to get around the city. Transportation options are sufficient, from tricycles to taxis that bustle around Legazpi offering an affordable way to transport.

Jeepneys (Jeep)

These are the most common means of public transportation if you are in the city. You might notice it right away for its outlandish look.

Each jeepney has a designated route that you can find on a signboard on its window or printed on its sides.

Here’s a list of the main jeepneys ’routes that travel within and by Legazpi City.

ROUTES

Within Rizal Street

Legazpi City- Daraga (A)

Legazpi City-Daraga (B)

Legazpi City- Rawis (A)

Legazpi City -Rawis (B)

Legazpi City -Rawis (B – Alternate Road)

Legazpi City- Malabog(Daraga)

Legazpi City-Arimbay /Tahao Road

Legazpi City- Daraga Loop 1

Legazpi City-Daraga Loop 2

1 st District

Legazpi City – Sto. Domingo (Legazpi City Integrated Terminal)

Legazpi City – Tabaco (Legazpi City Integrated Terminal)

Legazpi City – Tiwi (Legazpi City Integrated Terminal)

3 rd District

Legazpi City-Camalig

Legazpi City-Guinobatan

Legazpi City-Oas

Legazpi City-Polangui

Upland (Northern Barangays of Legazpi)

Legazpi City – Cagbacong (Legazpi City Integrated Terminal)

Legazpi City – San Francisco (Legazpi City Integrated Terminal)

Municipality near Albay

Legazpi City – Manito (Legazpi City Integrated Terminal)

Tricycle (Motorcycle Cab)

Tricycles are three-wheeled motorcycle with a sidecar for transporting passengers. A tricycle (as locals call it) does not drive in a route as jeeps do. Instead, it waits in its parada/motorcycle cab stop for passengers. There are designated paradas around Legazpi.

The tricycles in parada has a maximum capacity of four passengers. If in rush, a passenger can always rent the tricycle for the price of four passengers. This can range from 30 to 50 pesos depends on the distance.