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P2P buses start accepting beep cards

Written By Heland Ortega
Published • April 24th, 2016
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P2P or point-to-point is a bus service aims to draw car owners that taking the bus can also be comfortable, fast, and safe. Passengers may board from Trinoma Mall and SM North Edsa in Quezon City, and at SM Megamall in Mandaluyong City. These buses will go straight to to the Makati central business district without any stops.

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In a recent Facebook post by Froelich Tours, the bus company operating the P2P, first 6 units of their buses will be equipped with BEEP CARD automated fare system by AF Payments starting tomorrow, April 25, 2016. However, the system will be on beta for the first week and they will soon to deploy the full Automated Fare System by May 1, 2016 for only selected units.

BEEP card holders can now use their cards to pay the fare for riding the P2P buses. As of now, they have a reload station on their terminals and they can also load your cards through their handheld devices. Single journey tickets are also available. Note that the passengers can also use their BEEP cards to pay other transit transportation fare like the LRT and MRT.

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Heland Ortega

This article was written by Heland Ortega, Junior Contributor of YugaTech. He is a graduate of Information Technology and Multimedia Arts at FEU Institute of Technology in where he is also now working as a full-time faculty. You can follow him at @helandortega.

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