Fuso Philippines has recently turned over 12 brand-new Fuso Canter Express (Class 3) modern PUVs to the Cebu Provincial Transport Cooperative (CPOTC) for their deployment in Carcar on the Tabunok loop.
The turnover ceremony was turned over at Poblacion III, Awayan, Carcar City, Cebu, to solidify the partnership between the Japanese truck manufacturer and the CPOTC. The event also had in attendance multiple Fuso Philippines executives and other VIPs such as Executive Vice President for Sales and Marketing, Mr. Noriyuki Sekita, Manager for Vehicle Sales, Mr. John Michael Ignacio, Vehicle Sales Account Officer, Mr. Gio Miguel Miras, and Assistant Manager for Product Planning, Ms. Nolyn Mae De Guzman, as well as FAPC Assistant Vice President, Mr. Dax Albarece, FAPC Sales Manager, Mr. Michael Biton, LTFRB Planning Officer III, Mr. Victor Cosep, CPOTC Founder Mr. Julie Flores, and Carcar City, Mayor-Elect, Mr. Patrick Barcenas.
The Fuso Canter Express was chosen by the transport cooperative for its versatility and reliability. It even comes with air conditioning as well as a front seat configuration that can seat up to 24 passengers. The trucks also come with accessories as required by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB), such as CCTVs and recorder, Wi-Fi, GPS tracking system, LED (Route) Signage, and LCD monitor. Transport Cooperatives can also choose their automated fare collection system based on their preference.
We are very excited as we provide CPOTC with our FUSO Canter Express which aligns to PUV modernization program rolled-out by the local government here in Carcar City. This turnover ceremony signifies our relationship with CPOTC and we are very confident that FUSO will be able to provide more durable, comfortable, and safe transport solution to the public commuters of Carcar City
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