LRT 1 Operating Hours: A Guide for Commuters

The Light Rail Transit Line 1 (LRT 1) is one of the oldest and most popular metro lines in Metro Manila. It connects the cities of Pasay, Manila, Caloocan, and Quezon City, serving more than 500,000 passengers daily. The LRT 1 has 20 stations, spanning 20.7 kilometers from Baclaran to Fernando Poe Jr. Station (formerly Roosevelt Station).

The LRT 1 offers a fast, convenient, and affordable way to travel around the metro, especially for those who want to avoid traffic congestion on the roads. The LRT 1 also provides access to various points of interest, such as malls, schools, hospitals, government offices, and historical sites.

Recently, the LRT 1 has increased its speed to 60 kilometers per hour (kph), making it faster than the MRT and LRT 2, which run at 40 kph and 50 kph, respectively. The speed increase is part of the efforts of the Light Rail Manila Corporation (LRMC), the private operator of the LRT 1, to improve the service and safety of the line.

LRT 1 Schedule 2024 and Operating Hours

If you plan to ride the LRT 1, you need to know its operating hours, which vary depending on the day of the week. Here is a guide to help you plan your trip on the LRT 1.

The Light Rail Transit Line 1 (LRT-1) is a vital transportation artery in Metro Manila, providing a convenient and efficient mode of travel for thousands of commuters. Understanding the operating hours of the LRT-1 is essential for those who rely on this public transportation system to navigate the bustling metropolis.

The LRT 1 operates from Baclaran to Fernando Poe Jr. Station and vice-versa. The first trip from both ends is at 4:30 AM on weekdays and 5:00 AM on weekends. The last trip from Baclaran is at 10:00 PM and the last trip from Fernando Poe Jr. Station is at 10:15 PM on weekdays. On weekends and holidays, the last trip from Baclaran is at 9:30 PM and the last from Fernando Poe Jr. Station is at 9:45 PM.

Summary:

• The first train departs from Baclaran Station and Fernando Poe Jr. Station at 4:30 AM on weekdays and 5:00 AM on weekends/holidays.
• The last train departs from Baclaran Station at 10:00 PM on weekdays and 9:30 PM on weekends/holidays.
• The last train departs from Fernando Poe Jr. Station at 10:15 PM on weekdays and 9:45 PM on weekends/holidays.

The LRT 1 operates at a frequency of 3 to 5 minutes during peak hours and 5 to 10 minutes during off-peak hours. The travel time from Baclaran to Fernando Poe Jr. Station is about 35 minutes.

Comparison with Other Metro Lines

The LRT 1 has the same operating hours as the MRT and LRT 2, starting at 4:30 AM and ending at 10:30 PM on weekdays and 10:00 PM on weekends and holidays. The LRT 1 also has more stations and covers more distance than the other two lines.

The MRT has 13 stations, spanning 16.9 kilometers from North Avenue to Taft Avenue. The LRT 2 has 11 stations, spanning 13.8 kilometers from Recto to Santolan. The LRT 1, MRT, and LRT 2 intersect at three common stations: EDSA, Cubao, and Doroteo Jose.

The fare for the LRT 1 ranges from 15 to 30 pesos, depending on the distance traveled. The fare for the MRT and LRT 2 is 13 to 28 pesos and 15 to 25 pesos, respectively.

Conclusion

The LRT 1 is a reliable and convenient mode of transportation for commuters in Metro Manila. It has longer operating hours, faster speed, and more stations than the other metro lines. It also connects to various attractions and destinations in the metro.

If you are going to ride the LRT 1, make sure to check the operating hours and plan your trip accordingly. You can also use the LRT 1 mobile app or website to get updates on the status and schedule of the line. You can also follow the LRMC on social media for announcements and promotions.

The LRT 1 is also undergoing expansion to reach more areas in the south. The LRT 1 Cavite Extension Project will extend the line by 11.7 kilometers and add eight more stations from Baclaran to Niog in Bacoor, Cavite. The project is expected to be completed by 2024 and will increase the capacity and ridership of the LRT 1.

The LRT 1 is more than just a metro line. It is a lifeline for millions of Filipinos who depend on it for their daily mobility and livelihood. By riding the LRT 1, you are not only saving time and money but also supporting the development and progress of the country.

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