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For most Filipinos, a transport terminal conjures images of dilapidated places teeming with people, reeking of diesel fumes, full of vendors hawking their wares, and echoing with the noise of barkers/dispatchers shouting their lungs out to call for passengers. The image is dreary to say the least; just thinking of it is enough to discourage […]

For most Filipinos, a transport terminal conjures an image of a dilapidated place teeming with people, reeking of diesel fumes, full of vendors hawking their wares, and echoing with the noise of barkers/dispatchers shouting their lungs out to call for passengers. But things are getting better – for Legazpi City at least.   A group