Trains that will be used for the LRT-1 Cavite extension is set to arrive in July from Spain.
In a report by BusinessWorld, four light rail vehicles of the LRT-1 will be delivered by Mitsubishi Corp. and its technical partner Construcciones y Auxiliar de Ferrocarriles.
The extension will add an 11.7 km segment consisting of eight stations that will connect Baclaran, Pasay, and Bacoor, Cavite.
Transportation Assistant Secretary Goddes Hope Oliveros-Libiran told BusinessWorld that 91% of the right of way for the first phase of the extension project had been acquired.
Libiran also said that the first phase of the extension with five stations between the Redemptorist Church in Baclaran and Dr. Santos Avenue in Parañaque City will start operating in Q4 2021, while the remaining stations between Las Piñas and Niog in Bacoor, Cavite will be completed in 2022.
source: BusinessWorld Online
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Herminio K Velarde says:
Why is it that the LRT 1 station is only up to Roosevelt Ave.? Why not , up to EDSA, where it can connect to the MRT 1 system.? Too much politics or corruption is probably involve here. Imagine a passenger has to walk for about a kilometer to catch a ride to MRT 3, if they are connecting from LRT 1. Is somebody trying to solve this question?