Metro Comet Transport Service Cooperative has taken a significant step in modernizing their public transportation by receiving 15 new Isuzu Modern PUV Class 2 units. The turnover ceremony took place at Ayala Mall Solenad in Nuvali, Sta. Rosa, presenting the new vehicles manufactured by Centro Manufacturing Corporation.
The ceremony was led by Metro Comet Chairman Ed Comia and attended by key figures including Dr. Divine Quemi, CEO of Nueva Segovia Consortium of Cooperatives; LTFRB Region 4A Director Radm. Loumer P. Bernabe; IPC Head of Sales Mario Ojales; and Assistant Sales Manager Lotis San Jose from Centro Manufacturing Corporation.
The new Isuzu Modern PUV Class 2 units are designed to offer enhanced comfort, safety, and efficiency, ensuring a superior commuting experience for passengers. These units are expected to serve the community effectively, contributing to the ongoing efforts to modernize the Philippines’ public transportation infrastructure.
Chairman Comia expressed his enthusiasm for the milestone, stating, “This turnover of 15 Isuzu Modern PUV units is a pivotal moment for Metro Comet. It underscores our commitment to providing modern, safe, and reliable public transportation for our community. We are dedicated to improving the commuting experience and supporting sustainable transport initiatives.”
Dr. Divine Quemi highlighted the importance of collaborative efforts in the modernization process. “The partnership between Metro Comet, Isuzu, and Centro Manufacturing Corporation exemplifies the power of cooperative efforts in driving progress and innovation in the public transportation sector,” she said.
LTFRB Region 4A Director Radm. Loumer P. Bernabe praised the initiative, emphasizing its alignment with the broader transportation strategy. “Modernizing our public utility vehicles is a key component of our transportation strategy. Metro Comet’s proactive steps towards this goal are commendable, and we anticipate the positive impact these new units will have on our transportation system,” he assserts.
Mario Ojales, IPC Head of Sales, reiterated Isuzu’s support for the PUV modernization program. “Isuzu is committed to providing high-quality and reliable vehicles that meet the evolving needs of our transport sector. We are proud to partner with Metro Comet in advancing public transportation in the Philippines,” Ojales remarked.
Lotis San Jose from Centro Manufacturing Corporation expressed her company’s support for Metro Comet’s modernization efforts. “Centro supports Metro Comet in their mission to introduce more modern PUVs in the country. They are one of the best examples of a successful modern PUV program, and we are honored to be part of this initiative.”
Metro Comet Transport Service Cooperative’s commitment to modernization and sustainable transport solutions aligns with the broader national goals of improving public transportation services across the country.
