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AN OFFICIAL from the Davao City Overland Transport Terminal clarified that no picking of passengers outside the terminal is not a new regulation, and this is for the safety of passengers and to decongest the traffic caused by momentary stoppage of buses along roads in doing so.
Get ready for the holiday rush at DCott! With 1,500 bus trips and 75,000 passengers daily, the Davao City Overland Transport Terminal is bustling with travelers. Despite the increased numbers, the terminal is prepared for the influx, with special considerations for senior citizens, PWDs, and parents with children. Plus, enhanced security measures, including upgraded CCTV cameras, ensure a safe and smooth travel experience. Stay informed as New Year's approaches!
Prepare for a smooth holiday travel experience at Davao City Overland Transport Terminal (DCOTT) as they streamline porter services. Passengers are urged to refer to official porter service rates displayed inside the terminal and have their luggage weighed before engaging porters. With a new industrial weighing scale in place, fair service rates are ensured for all. Each porter wears a unique identification number, and passengers are encouraged to pay porter fees at the designated counter. Additionally, a Public Assistance Counter is now more accessible for any complaints or inquiries. DCOTT h...
The Davao City Overland Transport Terminal (DCOTT) is compliant with the security plan of the Philippines' Department of Transportation (DOTr), with only moderate recommendations, according to DCOTT Manager Aisa Usop. The security plan is crucial because it contains details on how to manage the security implementation within the 1.7-hectare terminal that houses not only buses but also passengers, stakeholders, stalls, porters, and peddlers.
The Davao City Overland Transport Terminal (Dcott) is gearing up for a surge in passengers during the upcoming long weekend. Dcott manager Aisa Usop said that on regular days, only 700-800 bus trips are carrying 25,000-30,000 passengers. However, due to three holidays including the Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections (BSKE), All Saints/Souls Day, and weekends from the last week of October to the first week of November, they are anticipating 1000-1,500 trips with more than 50,000 to 75,000 passengers daily. Usop also said that they have started collaborating with the city’s security p...