There is no denying that navigating Metro Manila or the National Capital Region (NCR) may be challenging. The sensation of being stranded in a sea of cars for an extended period of time in a jeepney, uncomfortable from the heat and smoke, is something you never get used to. You'll have to spend more money if you'd rather endure the horrendous traffic in the luxury of a cab or Grab car. Metro Manila's light rapid transport system is called LRT-1, or Light Rail transport Line 1. Currently run by the Light Rail Manila Corporation (LRMC), the Green Line is another name for this rail network. It is one of the few rail systems still in use in the metro, along with the Philippine National Railways Metro Commuter Line, Metro Rail Transit (MRT Line 3), and Light Rail Transit Line 2 (LRT-2). It passes through Pasay, Manila, Caloocan, and Quezon City, the four cities that make up Metro Manila.
0:00 The LRT1 ride starts here
0:03 Baclaran station
0:12 LRT1 Fees and rates for all stations (stored value fare matrix) *pause the video
0:18 LRT1 Fees and rates for all stations (single journey fare matrix) *pause the video
1:23 EDSA
2:11 Libertad station
3:45 Gil Puyat station
5:34 Vito Cruz station
7:10 Quirino station
8:48 Pedro Gil station
10:24 United Nations station
12:39 Central Terminal station
14:45 Carriedo station
16:19 Doroteo Jose station
17:49 Bambang station
19:01 Tayuman station
19:34 Blumentrit station
20:54 Abad Santos station
22:43 R. Papa station
24:45 5th Avenue station
27:29 Monumento station
31:18 Balintawak station
35:44 Fernando Poe Jr station formerly (Roosevelt station)
36:54 LRT1 Fees and rates for all stations (stored value fare matrix) *pause the video
37:00 LRT1 Fees and rates for all stations (single journey fare matrix) *pause the video
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