Commuters heading to and from Bacoor City are getting an upgrade in their riding experience with the arrival of ten new Hyundai Class 3 modern public utility vehicles. The addition marks another step forward for the local government’s Public Utility Vehicle Modernization Program. This latest rollout came together through the combined efforts of Hariphil Asia Resources Inc., Hyundai Truck & Bus Philippines, the Magnificat Transport Cooperative, and the Bacoor City Government.
These modern units will serve commuters traveling along the Molino 4 to Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange route, offering a safer and more comfortable daily ride. City officials, headed by Mayor Strike B. Revilla and Vice Mayor Rowena Bautista Mendiola, led the ribbon-cutting ceremony together with transport partners and cooperative officers. Representing Magnificat were Chairman Leonardo Llaneta and General Manager Marissa Isla, while Hyundai Alabang Inc. was represented by COO Maxwell Quilat. Maria Fe Perez-Agudo, Vice Chairman, President, and CEO of HARI, also joined the event.
“This is not just an expansion of routes - it is an expansion of opportunity. Modern transport connects people to work, family, and daily life. With HARI, you choose safety, long-term sustainability, and a future-ready transport system. Mobility is a shared responsibility, and we are proud to support the government’s Public Utility Vehicle Modernization Program (PUVMP), working together to create safer, more efficient, and sustainable mobility for all.”
For the Magnificat Transport Cooperative, this marks its second MPUV operation after its first launch back in 2021. Since being established in 2018, the cooperative has steadily grown, thanks to close coordination between the local government, transport groups, and private partners.
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