Good news, Antipolo residents and Eastbound commuters: The Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange now has a bus route from Parañaque to Antipolo via the C6 highway. The new bus route starts at PITX and ends at Robinsons Place Antipolo with several stops along the way. Here’s what you can expect.
The new route operates from 5am to 9pm, with trips every hour. It starts from Bay 9 of PITX, then passes through Diosdado Macapagal Boulevard, Seaside Drive, NAIA Road, Domestic Road, Andrews Avenue, Sales Road, Lawton Avenue, East Service Road, and Upper and Lower Bicutan, before heading into C6. It then continues onto Sampaguita Street, Highway 2000, Market Road, Rodriguez Avenue, Manila East Road, Ortigas Avenue, P. Oliveros Street, L. Sumulong Memorial Circle, Sumulong Highway, and finally, Robinsons Place Antipolo.

The buses are operated by Malanday Metrolink, so keep your eyes peeled for these yellow buses and their ‘Antipolo-PITX-via C6’ banners if you’re planning to hop on from one of the bus stops. Previously, the only bus route from PITX to Antipolo passed through C5, which can be more congested than C6 during rush hour. This additional route through C6 offers commuters the option to get to Antipolo and areas in Taguig and Taytay without having to rely on C5.
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This new PITX–Robinsons Antipolo route began on October 5 and continues to serve commuters traveling to and from Rizal and Metro Manila. With more buses passing through alternative routes, commuters can get to their destinations more quickly and have additional time for rest and productivity. Have you tried this new bus route?